Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-12

East Berkshire were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Stratton--H. D. Kendall
has been passing few days in Potsdam,
N. T., visiting his son, I. N. Kendall.
At the annual convocation of Lafayette
Chapter. No. 4, r. A. NJ, held in Masonic
hall Monday April 2 the following Of
ncers were elected Z. II. p, ]. NJ. Young;
X. F. w. Wallace; s., c. A. Pratt; T.,
c. II. Stratton; secretary, J. q. Gaines;
c. of H.. H. F. Kimball; r. S. c.. q. II.
whitcomb; p s., r. ]. Mears; M. LIST
ball; M. Bird ", T.. ]. Tyler; sentinel, w.
H. Yaw; financial committee, E. j. Tyler,
F. H. Brown and J. O. Kimball.-The
annual meeting of Lincoln Lodge, No. Is,
F. & A. NJ, was held Wednesday eve-
ming. The finance committee reported
the lodge In a good condition financially
with a membership Of 49, The following
officers were elected: w. NJ, r. j. Mears;
s. W., 8. C. Towle; j. W., NJ. l.. Irish;
treasurer. c. H. stratton; secretary. J.
O.. Gaines; s. D.. F. w. Wallace j. d..
J. K. Perley; s. s.. L. b. Thomas; ]. s.,
c. II. Dunton; chaplain, Rev. w. Il.
Douglass; marshal. w. H. Yaw; tyler
M. A. Aseltine; organist. c. f. Rawson
finance committee. e. J. Tyler, f. H.
Brown and j. O.. Kimball grievance
committee. c. H. Stratton, F. w. Wallace
and W. B. Ladd.-Mrs Lucy Richard has
returned to her home in Cohoes, N. Y,
after passing several weeks in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. +. Lafountain.
| Miss Lillian Brown Of Ludlow passed
Sunday in the home of her brother. DR..
F. H. Brown.-The village schools opened
Monday after the Easter vacation with
the same teachers. Miss Maria Brady of
the primary room, who had been Ill for a
few weeks previous to vacation, when
Miss Matte Chapman substituted for her.
and who had been in New York for 10
days. resumed her place apparently fully
restored.-The Misses Iona and Esther
McInnis and ]. Harvey Foster Of Mer-
rimac Mass. passed few days including
Easter in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f..
D. Cushman.-J. K. Perley spent Easter
, in Burlington.-Mrs. f. NJ. McFeeters re-
turned here Monday morning from Prov
idence. r. l., and Boston, where she had
been for two weeks. She passed Sunday
with Mr.. McFeeters. who is i'll In the
Sherwood sanitarium in st. Adams with
septic sore throat. His condition is con-
sidered favorable for speedy recovery
Mrs. Laura Jones of Burlington is passing
a few days in the home of Olin Merrill
as the guest of Mrs. Merrills mother,
Mrs c. c. Whitney.-Clark Brown of
Hartford is visiting in the home of his
father. c. NJ Brown.-Lyle Woodwork is
in st. Johnsbury, where he has employ
ment.-J. A. Harvey. who is employed by
the Nelson & Hall company in Montgom-
cry Center. passed Sunday with his fam
lily. who are staying with Mrs Harvey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Abel have re-
ceived the announcement of the we'd
ding Of r. 8 Esten of Hartford, Conn.
and Miss Lorissa L. Brown of West
field, Mass. which occurred April g.
Mr.. Esten will be recalled as the prin-
cipal Of the high school two years ago
j. B. Crochier, whose headquarters
are in Montreal. spent Sunday with his
family here.--H. c. Hadd a travelling
salesman. was with his family over
Easter.-Mrs. H. E. Towle has return
ed to her home in South Franklin after
having passed five weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. L. II. Pomeroy, in AS
bury Park, N. ]. Mrs. Pomeroy. who
was i'll with complications following
an attack of septic sore throat. is much
improved.