Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-29
THE PRESS AND TINES THURSDAY MARCH 49, 1917

lard.--Mrs. George Gillette Of Burlins.
ton 10 visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. BArnard.--Miss Jennie
Thompson OF Burlington is the guest
for few days OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
H. Marshali.--Leo 1,aduc Of Burlington
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Thomas Asan
BRISTOL.
Superintendent Martin L. Daniels Il
spending the vacation at his homo In
Lyndonvillc, Prin. II. w. Hedges In
Mortified. J. L. Selden In Northampton
Mass. and Miss Marjorie Lee in Yer
gennes. duane Spragus IL at home from
the University Of Vermont for the Easter
vacatfon.-Mrs. Ransome Purinton Il
spending her vacation with her sister
Mrs. Paul Whittemore. in Burlington
Mrs Hannah Necdham has returned from
Cincinnati. Ohio. where she spent the
wintcr.--David Bosworth OF the Univer.
sity of Vermont is tho guest of his grand
mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Bosworth.--B. w
t1stcy and family. were In 1Iincsburl
Thursday.-Mrs. George Downey was II
Burlington Friday.--The funeral OF Mrs
Patrick Murray was hold Saturday morn.
ing at st. Ambrosc's Church. Interment
was in Mt. st. Joscph's ccmctery.-Th
Ladies' Home Circle OF the Congrega.
tional Church mot Wednesday will
Mrs. q. A. Danforth. Hostcssee, Mrs
Danforth and Mrs w. w. W1lson.--Super.
intendent Daniels has been unanimously
elected teacher Of the Bible class in the
Baptist Sunday schools-The Rev. Thomas
B. Hughes has been appointed preacher
- a. ne ~
the Baptist association at Middlcbury in
June.
The Memorial Baptist Church of Mid.
dlcbury. has by a unanimous vote. invited
the Rev. Thomas d. Hughes Of Bristol to
lead them in an evangelistic campaign
commencing April Is. Mr.. Hughes has &C.
cepted the invitation. Royal Guest
an d the Unworthy Lodgers" was the
subject Of the address by the Rev. 4. H.
Hughes Tuesday night at tho revival
meeting at the Baptist Churoh.-Mrs.
Sarah Atwood Is visiting relatives in Lin:
coln.-Miss Clara Robinson went to New
York Monday to consult q specialist
Miss Grace Lawrence Is spending the
vacation al her home in Leominster, Mass.
Miss Doris Curricr IL spending a few
days with Miss Mary Wymnn md the
Misses Mildred Snialley and Dorothy
Wright arc guests Of Miss Fanny Mason
in Starksboro.-MissC ornelia Comstock ia
Hathorno 10 visiting rela-
tives In New iaven.-Mrs Janot IIlll.
who has been sick several weeks. is con.
sidercd better.-Mrs. Nellie Greenough
has returned from Pittsburg, Pa. where
she spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs Edgar Nichols.-E. L. Stannard and
family have moved here from Monkton
and are living on Church street,. w.
Trudo was in Rutland on business Mon
day.-Miss Mary Norton is at home from
her school in Fairfax for the Easter vaca-
ton.
The Outlook club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Ford NJ Thomas on
Spring street. Program: Roll call; quota
tons from THE Trainers Of the Constitu-
tion;' 'How Women May Help Their
Schools" MRS. Edmunds; Social JUS
tice for Workers." Miss Dumas: maya.
zine article. Miss Morgan; reading, Miss
Plllman.-Mrs. D. w. Durfes 10 visiting
her son, Ralph Durfee. and family in
Bellows Falls.-Mrs c. r. Lafayette OF
Atlanta. Cal. daughter Of ,Mr. and Mrs.
r. j. belong Of this town, who recently
underwent an operation at St Josepha
Home. for a tumor. Is reported az pro-
crossing favorably.-Dr. c. M. Snedcn and
daughters Of Iittleton. n. H.. arc gucsta
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g.. w.
Sneden.-The Rev. George A. Parker
was In Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Olive
Norton of Bridport spent Sunday with
her sister. Mrs. l.. r. Jacobs.-R- J,
Delong of Stockton. Cal. son OF Mr. and
Mrs r. l. Delong of this town. who was
injured in machinery about three months
ago, Is making progress toward recovery
after an operation performed recently by
DR.. Priestly.
The fire company was called out about
six O'Clock Tuesday night during a severe
wind and rain storm to extinguish q
chimney fire in tho Bristol Manufacturing
company's tenement house on Mil Hill
No damage was done.-R. w. Peake has
returned from Florida. where he passed
the winter.-Burrows Pope IL spending
the week with friends In Lincoln.-Tht
infant child OF Mrs. Ashley OF Schenec.
tady. N. Y, who 10 visiting her sister
Mrs r. c. Blodgett, was buried Wed.
nesday morning in Greenwood GENE.
tery.-But very little sugar has been made
in this vicinity as yet.
ADDISON.
The listers have been taking a military
census Of the town to ma out how many
mon there are between 10 and = years OF
age.-George Willmarth OF Boston 1,
spending his Easter vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. willmarth
as Ia also his sister, Carrie WIllmarth.-
There are indications OF a good sugar
season.-Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elmer were in Bur.
lington. visitors last Thursday.-Word has
been received here Of the death Of Jud.
son Day Of Bradentown, ria. on March
g. The body will be brought here fol
burial this week.-Hayward Marshall OF
New Haven. a former resident. had the
misfortune to break an ankle Monday
Stella Cross has been the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cross.--Mr. and Mira
Harry Pratt Of Bridport were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Pratts sister. Miss Bean
who is nursing Mrs. Thomas Julius
Clark has received word OF the death OF
his sister. Mrs. Ililah Hanna. at New
York city. Her body was taken to Texas
her former home. for burial. She will b.
remembered by tho older residents hero
Several from here attnded the funeral Of
A. W. Sturtevant at Weybridse last Sun.
day.
HANCOCK.
Maurice Eaton has the measles. as ha,
also William Blair.--Miss Lola Fifield 1.
at homo for n week from the Castletor
school.-Miss Ethel Curtis visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Winot, and brother. Leon
and his wife. at the tale mine last week
OR. and Mrs. Henry F7held OF Yves
Rochester visited his mother the first o.
the week.