Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

ference on evangelism. this being one of
the four meetings held IN the state. Mr..
Boicourt addressed the meeting on "spe.
cial Evange,istic Services Friday eve
ming tho senior class Of the bixh school |
will present their Drama Tho Time OF
His Life" in Seminary hall at the Cen |
ter A special car leaving here at GAS
Will run to the Center and return after
the promenade which follows the play.
Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer who has
been at home following an attack OF
scarlet fever. has returned to her studies
at Lyndon Jnstitute-John Cove, who
lives on the Pape place and has been
numbering for DIR. ]. r. Claire. had the
misfortune TO have his leg broken late
Monday afternoon. He had come down
to the Elliott saw mill with a load Of
logs and in unloading the same. three
logs rolled of the load pinning his log
He was released by others nea and taken
to his home by Harold Lewis. DR.. F. +.
| Steele. Jr., was summoned and reduced
the fracture which Is said 20 be a very
bad one, both bones being broken above
the ankle.-Mr. ard Mrs. Roy Parsons
| are moving upon Or. Claires Middleacx
| farm.
| Madam Elizabeth Carpenter observed
! her birthday February 20 and II was cele-
| brated by her children at her home on
Union street. Madam Carpenter was "a
years old Tuesday and retains to large
degree her activity, doing all her own
work. With her that day were her four
children and families, Jesse Carpenter,
Mrs. Charles Bailey and Mrs. Sophia
Williams Of this town ard Mrs. Walter
E. Gray OF Hyde Park. Mass She was
the recipient of many gifts. flowers, post
cards and q birthday cake made BY Mr..
Woods at the hospital had tho initials
OF each one present. Madam Carpenter
has two grandchildren, Harold Gray and
Ethel Gray OF Hyde Park. Mass. Mra
Carpenter was born in Waterbury in 1892
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller. She was married 30 years ago
and has lived at her present home over
40 years. She 10 a member Of the Baptist
Church on Little River.--Nrs F. Z.
Atkins. who has been with Mrs Amelia
, Atkins FOR few days, has returned home.
Mrs. Sarah Blair is at the Atkins
homo during the absence of Mrs. Ida
Davis, who has been called to Burlington
, BY the serious illness VI her daughter
Mrs. Ed. wilkins. Alcide Robarge
who has been quite ill., is much more
Standardization F. Palmer, who has
moved into the house recently purchase
Of the Matt Carr estate, Is improving
his block on Main street.--Judge r. "
Huntley was in Montpelier Tuesday as
representative from Waterbury Chapter
r. A. NJ. at the funeral Of Collins
Blakeley. Mr.. Blakeley was charter
member OF this lodge.-Allan Fogg, who
formerly lived here, is master Of the
d, Grange in Topsfeld. Maes-Richart
: Demeritt continues to impruve.--eskmnel
. Stearns. who has been i'll, was able t.
be out Tuesday.-Ms Arletta Boyce /.
suffering with what seems to be poisonins
in her hands at her Duxbury Corne
home. Her daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Atkins
of Montpelier. Ia with her.-The four
year-old son Of Mrs. Lewta Morrow Il
. dead OF bronchial pneumonia at his hom
in Mill Village. The father died abou
. year ago.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wei
!, have come from Massachusetts, an,
y opened up the Weir home at Duxbur-
Corners in preparation for tho arriva
, OF John Weir fom Canada. Mr.. Weir, VIII
" suffered a stroke Of paralysis a shor
time ago. Is unable to help himself bu
a little.