Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15


Tho funeral services were held at the
house Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.
The Whist club will give q dance at
woodnens hall Friday evening. Music
will be furnished by Teelyea's orchestra
of Ave pieces.-EHnest Bates and family
will move into DR.. Falby's tenement,
known as the Ross house.-Horace Ken
yon has typhoid pneumonia. A nurse
nurse from Heaton hospital, Montpelier
is caring for him.--Mrs. Kathleen Roy
nolds Of Castle Rock, Colo, who has been
spending a few days in town. received
telegram Sunday for her to return on
account Of the illness Of her mother
there.
JERICHO
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
of Jericho Creamery association was held
last week at the creamery building. Tho
reports Of the directors and auditors were
presented and approved. The reports
showed that figures for the past year
we're as follows: Pounds of milk re-
ceived. 2S6.70: pounds Of cream received,
62.ss6; pounds of butter made. l7.31s;
value OF butter sold. $S9,S71.3; receipts
&c, 411.Oe: paid patrons. SO. 1e55s; amount
reserved for manufacturing. N.A5S: av-
erage price per pound butterfat. 81 Is
cents; average price per 100 pounds. four
per cent milk. $l.49; average price per
pound butter sold. IS 1-2 cents; average
churn gain. 10 $40 per cent-Mrs. W. =.
woodruff was a recent visitor at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mr.. Harmon Howard.
Mr.. and MIS- John Flint have
gone to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. where they have employmentt-
Mrs. Sarah Packard u Waiting few days
at the home Of her son. Arthur Packard.
-Rollin Hawley. who has been In the
hospital in Burlington for . while. re-
ceiving treatment. has returned home
Mrs. William Boomhower has gone to
Pleasant Valley to help care for her sis
ter. Mrs. Hutchinson. who 10 il-Mrs.
ton the past few dAys. returned home
Thursday.-Lynn Brown. Who has been
seriously Ill Of pleurisy. has returned
from the hospital. whore he underwent
an operation. to his boarding place In
Cambridge. Aass.-fn. Osgood Of West
ford Ia visiting at the home Of 1rs. Mary
Balch.-Mrs. c. N. Stygies was in Cam
bridge Friday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Amelia Ellsworth.
Mrs. John Davis met with . peculiar
accident when her celluloid comb caught
anre as she was warming milk for the
baby and burned one side Of her head
quite badly.-P. 8. Bullock Of Jericho
Center was q Monday evening and Tues
day morning visitor at the homo Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilson Curds-Mrs. william,
Mead was visitor Saturday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacksonville
and Mrs. John Morrill, Of Richmond have
moved in Ernest Gomo's tenement
Charles Hawley was In st. Albans Mon
day on business.-Miss Ella Rogers wa
an over-Sunday visitor at the homo Of
her parents In Cambridge.-The teachers
at the corner graded schools are prepar'
ing exercises for Washington's birthday
-There were no services at tho Baptis'
Church Sunday on account of the illness
of the pastor. the Rev. I. Il. Ushef.-Aiai
Ora Lavee was an ovef-Sunday visitor a
the homo of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Lavee. at Underhill.-John SchilI'
hammer has returned from Jacksonville
where he spent few days at tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. willis Brown.-Ernes'
Rogers. who has been visiting his sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan
returned to his home in Moretown Satur'
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rlowdin Of
Burlington, who have been spending
few days at the homo OF Mr.. and MA
Albert Schillhammer. returned home
Tuesday night accompanied by Mr.. nne
Mrs Schillhammer, where they will at
tend the ma sQuerade ball of the D. O. "
lodge.-A birthday party was given tho
Camp Fire Girls Saturday afternoon ri
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William jack
son, the lodge being one year old. Re-
! frcshment, were served, the decora
lions being the color scheme Of thu
lodge. which were red. yellow and blue
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university of Vermont in Burlington. u
at home for q few days.-Mrs. NJ. e
brewster Of johnson IL helping care fol
her parents. Mr. and AIRS. william cady
who are ii.--C. N. Styles was in Bur
lington Tuesday-Iloyd Hulhurd. who At
tends the University of Vermont. u n
the home of his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
OeoPRc B. Hulburd. for few days.-
Mrs.. william Yantx Of Bolton was vist
tor at tho home of her mother. MS. Sara1
lTownsend, Tuesday.-Miss Bossie Perez
val Of johnson normal school was n
over.Sunday visitor of her parents. MIR
and Mrs. Charles Percival--A valentino
social was held at tho Congregations
Church vsstry Wednesday evening"
Wilson Curtis has 20 far Improved q
to ride out last Friday for the first tim
lin several weeks-NrA John Schiliham
Monday after spending q few days q
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. willis Brown
Nv. w. Smith was In Burlington Mon
Idsy.-Mrs. Julia Booth. who has been II
poor health the past f0w' weeks. was pre-
santed with a sun-shine boz from he
many friends.-Mrr. G. ". Styles return
cd homo Monday from Pleasant Valley
where che attended the funeral OF Mr.
Amelia Ellsworth FftdAy.-John 6chiil
hammer and Aon Albert were In BurlinG
ton Saturday on cusiness. t.
CHARLOTTE.
The Ramona Grange met will
the local Grange ruesday.-Mrs. Cors
Carpenter OF Montpelier Is visiting hel
son, NJ. f. Carpcnter.-Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Manor gave O whist party to &
number Of friends Saturday evening"
The play. "Our Wives" will be presented
by local talent at library hall Friday eve
ming, February %. There viii be dancini
after the play, with music by " three
piece orchestra--Marsh Byington Of tn
University Of Vermont spent Sunday witt
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. l., Byington
Miss Il. b. Cook of Burlington Is visit
ing her cister Mrs. w. w. Higbce.-Mrs
Lloyd Tucker and son. Earl
who nave been VISITING relative