Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-27
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Clifton Greaves, who enlisted some
weeks ago in the quartermaster's reserve,
| received his call Friday and left Satur-
day for Aver. Mass.-Miss Gladys Smith
of Burlington is passing a week as a
guest of Miss Alberta Boarcman.-Mrs.
NJ. A.. Saxby of Bellows Falls, who has
visited her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Saxby, for some weeks, left FRI
day on her return home. She was accom-
panied by her granddaughter. Miss Freda
Boynton.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. Edwin
Churchill were called to Berlin, N. H.,
Friday to attend the funeral Of the lat
ter's uncle. Judge Robert Chamberlain,
which was held Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
o. H.. Wilson of Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Wilson of Burlington were
guests Friday of their daughter and sis
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor Mead.-Miss Bertha Terrill and friend,
Miss Sarah Hilbrook of New Haven,
Conn, who have passed the summer at
Busten's Island. Me-, returned Friday
evening.-Mrs. j. T.. Johnson of Crafts
bury has been a guest the past week of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Stewart.
Miss Lucille Angel returned Saturday
to Wells River after visiting her uncles
and aunts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith.-Mrs. Lizzie
Thompson of Manchester, n. H., who has
passed two weeks with relatives here,
left Saturday on her return home. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mrs. II.
G.. Stowell and Mrs. +. u. Crowell.-Mrs
Louise Daniels and sister, Mrs. L.. r.
Moody of Hartford, Conn, went Satur-
day to L~yndonville for a visit with their
sister. Mrs. Marian Sleeper. when Mrs.
Moody will return home, and Mrs. Daniels
will go to Barnet to her daughter,
Mrs. II. G. Holbrook.
Favorable reports were received Satur-
day from Miss Catherine Ialleau, who
was operated upon Thursday at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, for appendicitis.-Mrs.
w. NJ. Sorrell We're to Wolcott Saturday
evening, remaining over Sunday with
her sister. Mrs. C. D.. Wheeler.-Mr and
Mrs. o. w. Wrisley went to Johnson
Saturday evening to visit his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wrisley.-
Mrs. NJ. f. Ainsworth and daughter. lola.
with Miss Nellie Darrah. passed Sunday
in Hardwick, guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. f.. Ainsworth.-Miss Mary
Cost returned Saturday evening from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington.
where she underwent an operation upon
r finger she has been suffering from
with a bone tfelon.-Mrs Ollie Greene
passed Sunday in Hardwick with her
s~tepdaughter, Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald.
wiz 10 dDout u move 10 SDTlnSIlelQ.-
Grafton Herrick, who was called here
by the death of his sister-in-law Mrs.
John C. Herrick, returned to Auborn-
dale. Mass, Saturday night.-Mrs. Bert
Clark and daughter, Ruth, went Monday
to Burlington, the ~daughter to enter the
Mary Fletcher hospital to undergo an
operation for removal of adenoids and
tonsils.-Urban Parker, who has beer
employed at Waterbury for some weeks
was a guest over Sunday of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Parker, and left Mon
day for Middlebury, where he will re-
sumo his studies at Middlebury College
Charles Patnae, who has enlisted in the
navy and is stationed at Brooklyn, N
Y. Navy Yard, was a weekend visitor
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
c. VI. Patnae.-Miss Marjorie Newton OF
Cambridge is a guest of Miss Rena Mer.
rill for a few ~dayS.-Sergt. j. Baker OF
Fort Ethan Allan, and Mrs. Alma Goodel
of Burlington, We're guests over Sunday
of the latter's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Rex. Peterson.-Mr and Mrs
) Harold Magoon have purchased a farm
: in North Hyde Park, and moved Monday
, to their new home. Mr.. Magoon having
completed his duties as clerk in the Waite
store Saturday night.-William Meacham
. who has been employed during the sum,
: mer at Montpelier. has completed hi.
n duties there and will go TO Middlebury
= to enter the Middlebury College.-Mrs
Florence Mudgett returned Monday from
passing a week in Johnson, n guest o.
her niece. Mrs. Smith j. Davis.
i, MRS. Il. e. Sulham and sons, Earl ant
Jesse, went to Winooski. Tuesday to SCI
their husband and father. Edwin L. Sui
, ham,, who underwent an operation at thu
|, Fanny Allen hospital. last Thursday
: Miss Freda Hayford returned to johnson
Tuesday, after passing a few days will
, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Waite.-Miss Oells
- Thompson went Tuesday to Bellows Falls
as delegate to Il convention Of the Yer
mont Branch Woman's Board of Mis-
slons.-Mrs. Aida Bailey of Montpelie
is "A guest of Mrs. Minnie Smalley.-
Hobart Fulsom and wife have move,
from the George Andrews house OF
u George street, to the D.. H.. Bedell house
corner OF Maple street and Cherry Ave.
which was recently purchased by them.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Bennett hav,
moved from Court street to the hous,
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Fulsom.-Mis
Alice Nash of Burlington came Monda.
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Churchill
!, "A. j. Gauvin, who has been seriousl.
Ill win acute Bright's disease, Is II
a more comfortable condition and is abb
to be out.-Mrs. Harriet Morse of Barr
Is Visiting her niece. Miss Mable Dur
kee this ~week-That lightning, durinI
Il 'he month of August, did an unusua
amount or damage, is proved by a state
meht by I. c. Cheney. that the Vernon
mutual Fire Insurance Co., had settled %
ciaims In the 30 days. with others pend
. ihg'-Mrs. w, G.. Seymour of Hyde Par
spent tuesday with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs' D Is. Morey.-Glenn l.. Russell O