Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-04

chendon, where she will visit her son and
then go to Springfield to visit another son.
Mrs. Charles Brown after visiting In
Mortified. came Monday for an over
night stay with her sister. Mrs. Rogers
Mrs. c. A. Roberts of Hancock has been
in town for u few days with her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Drake, Monday night. the
son. Herschel Roberts, left for Aver. hav-
ing been called with the last number.
Flanagan also went Tuesday. lie
was formerly telegraph operator at this
station.-Mrs. Nellie Banyea, who has
been in Highgate for several weeks, has
returned here for a few days.-The an
nual district meeting OF the w. X. c. IN
this district will be held here october y,
when the local corps will exemplify the
work, and also serve the banquet.--Mrs.
Frank Ketehum Is In Gaysville this week
FOR IA few days with Walter ketchum ana
family. Mr.. Ketchum Is In Brookf1eld
wiring for an electric plant at the home OF
Frank Kidder.-Mr. n Mrs. William
Howard for 10 days the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. w. Howard, left Monday for HIS.
boro. N. H.-Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Rockwell
made a brief business trip to Bethel Tues
day.-The rooms in the Dubois d Gay
block recently vacated by Mrs. Helen
Chadwick. are being repaired and put In
shape for Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell, who VIII
occupy them. moving there from the
house on Dudley street, which they re-
Gently sold to A.. c. Templeton.-W. X.
Sargent. who recently sold his house on
Summer street. will. with his family. re-
turn to Florida about the 18th and Charles
Stevens will go with him.-Alvin Kathan.
who recently fell and injured himself. Is
in a serious northumberland Kellogg
of Plainfeld came Tuesday for a short
visit with his mother. Mrs. r. @. Kellogg,
who has been i'll for weeks.
Harold Joseph Farr of East Brook
field and Miss Grace Ada Tatro. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. n Mrs. Albert Tatro OF
this place, were united in marriage
Saturday forenoon at nine o'clock at
the home Of the officiating clergyman.
| tho Rev. Joseph Hamilton. The couple
left at once on a short automobile trip
and on their return will take up their
residence on a large farm at East
Brookfeld.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. II. J.. Smithers Saturday. The
child being a grandson Of DR.. and
Mrs. A. c. Bailey Of this place and of
the Rev. and Mrs. w. $. Smithers of
Orleans.-The cases of infantile
paralysis, only two in number are mild,
n 1t is thought they are improving.
h schools will not open till October
s, when all will resume session IL no
further cases develop.-Miss Edna
Moore went to South Royalton satur-
day.-Miss May Cross. who came from
Springfield. Mass, 10 days g to at
tend the funeral Of her uncle. Stearna
Hutchinson, and since that time has
been with her mother. Mrs. Asenath
Cross, left Sunday for Springfield
Mass.-Mrs. Fred Daniels Of Rich.
mondville. N. Y, passed a few days ir
town last week. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Daniels.-Miss Ethel New.
ton Of the Barre Times force was ir
town over Sunday with her mother
Mrs. c. l.. Newton.-Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Of Brookfeld have moved into the Mar
tin block and Mr.. Hall will be employ.
ed in the Salisbury furniture factory
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Sawyer viii
soon move from the Slack house or
School street to the Bowen house or
Weston street n Mr.. and Mrs. Bower
will take possession of their farm a
Beanville.-Forest Southland was II
Bethel Saturday to attend a hearing
in regard to the water rights on tn
farm which he recently sold JOSEPH
Reagan Of Bethel.
s. r. Moulton of Burlington arrived
Wednesday for a short stay with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Moulton.-Her'
man Kilburn and Albert Salisbury arr
here from Fort Strong for a short leav'
of absence with their parents.-Mrs. j. L
Tarr of Dorchester. Mass, is being enter
tained this week at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. H.. Gladding, the guest of Mrs
Minnie Miller.-The Rev. w. Il. Spar
hawk was in Dandy over Sunday.-Mrs
Savage and two daughters of Illinois wer'
UupSfS Of their rnlsinS Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Eaton, Tuesday and left TO
Montpelier Neutrality-suspicious., daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Lamson, WIN
Is critically i'll at the sanitarlum, doe
not improve.-Mrs. S. S. Whitcomb Is i'll
Mrs. Charles Palmer, who has beef
here since Saturday. left Wednesday 70
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