Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-24
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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stock and tools was slo,5oo. Mr. Tucker
has purchased a place in eastern New
York and will go there soon with his
family.--Therc was Catholic service at
the Akelcy Memorial building Sunday
morning conducted by the Rev. Robert
Dewey of Waterbury. The condition Ut
Henry Gibbs continues critical
r. II. Metcalf of Underhill is en =
ployed for n months trial as butter
maker for the Mt Mansfield Co. opera =
tive Creamery association. Lyle Doug
lass will begin next week as assistant
buttermaker. G. A. Tomlinson has
made the butter the past two weeks,
with Gordon Bull as assistant. Charles
Gale Is employed as tester and Clyde
Nelson is In charge of the grain bust
ness.--Mrs. Louise Russell Of Nebraska,
who has been very i'll with pneumonia,
is recovering. The public schools were
closed Tuesday in honor OF Washing
toms birthdaY.-Mr and Mrs. r. NJ.
Clair and family are recovering from
tine grip. Mrs. Glars aunt, Miss AL
thcu Luce is still confined 20 her bed
Mrs. H. w. Barrows Is confined to the
house by iliness--The II. l.. u. car
riers enjoyed their second holiday of
the year Tucsday-Mrs T.. f.. BAN
forth Gav3 u Washington's birthday
dinner party to eight ladies at the
Green Mountain Inn Tuesday evening.
The decorations were silk flags, cher
ries and hatchcs. The dinner was fol
lowed BY n game of 500. Appropriate
prizes being awarded the winners. The
guests were Mrs C. =. Burt. Mrs. YER
non Wilkins, Mrs NJ. G. Lovejoy Mrs.
". L. Jenny, Mrs. y T. Cram, Mrs. c.
D. Bruce. Mrs. c. 4. Simmons and Mrs.
Il. c. Ruescll--Mr. ana Mrs Bamforth
have received news from Captain and
Mrs. l. u. Saiicr OF Philadelphia that
Mr., sailer has been very Ill from bron-
cEitis at Altamont Springs. Fla, where
they are. passing the winter. Mr..
Saiier is now recovering and they OK
pcct to arrive at the Green Mountain
Inn Juno l to pass the summer in
Stowe.---Mlss Sadie Hart returned Tues
day from Waterbury Center where she
has been with her sister. Mrs. Lee Mi
nott.--Mrs. I. Il. Smith. who has been
confined for some time by illness, is
gaining Rose Straw is again
confined to the house by illness. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Russell have pur
chased a. l.. Morrill's house about n mile
and a half north Of the village and will
move there about the middle of March
Mr.. Russell will continue his work in
Pixies shop.--L. w. Buzzell returned
Wednesday. leaving his daughter, Miss
.,nnabel Buzzell In Burlington for treat
ment. Miss Buzzell, who fell and sprain-
I'd ,,,I-1 n1,r NJ
to Montpelier two weeks ago hoping to
he able to resume her stules at the Mont
relier Seminary. Her foot grew worse
and Mr.. Buazell met her at Waterbury
Tuesday and accompanied her to Buring-
ton.--.Mrs. Williamson of EllcnburG y.
", is visiting Mrs +. ID. Van Dusen.-Mrs
Il. r. Shaw IL recovering from a severe
attack of the grip.-H. n. Tucker is pre-
pairing to move his family to Burke, ~
Y. where ne has purchased farm. Miss
Ethel Tucker, who will return to Norris
Vile for the present expects to enter
the Mary Fletcher hospital to take the
training course for nurses.-Mr and Mrs.
c. A. Adams have the house they are
building in Medford, Mass. nearly ready
for occupancy and will move into 1t about
March 1.-JameS f. Houston Is confined
10 the bed by ilness.-Miss Della Felix is
at home from Montpelier on account of
illness I'm the family Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs w III. II. FeliX.-The condition
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. w. Marshall OF
Moscow. who have been i'll for some time.
Is thought to be improving.---Mrs. Clara
Robinson has been confined to the house
for sometime by illness Postmaster A.
II. Cheney was in Burlington Wednesday,
Curtis Robinson Of Ludlow is employ ed
ny George Adams of Moscow.-Miss May
Sears of Ludlow is visiting Mrs. George
Adams,-Mrs. Clarence Chadwick is NOV.
Ing TO Montpelier. where Mr.. Chadwick
has EMPLOYMENT