Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-19
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Edward H. Lamphere died Sunday in
Ludlow. He was all his early life a res
ident of this town.-Dr. and Mrs. john
stone attended the funeral of her father
in West Salisbury on Saturday.-Harry
Fitzgerald has been at home from Albany
Business College for a week, stopping
with II. A. Hall.-Harry Dundous'
family went to Rutland last Saturday.
Their household goods went Monday
Paul Burt of Mechanicville N. Y. has
been with his mother for a week.-Win-
fred Saunders was bitten by a dog last
week in the face.-Junior Endeavor soc-
ETY. held a sugar social Tuesday eve
ming in the ladies' rooms.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. w. Cults attended the funeral Of Mr..
Lamphere in Ludlow last Tuesday.-Rob-
ert Eddy has returned from Massa-
chusetts, where he spent two weeks
Some early potatoes were planted this
week.-Mrs.. w. A. Jennings. who was
very i'll last week, Is reported as much
improved.-The spring term OF school
commenced Monday for 10 weeks.-How-
ard Grant of this town and Miss Lucy
La Floy of Port Henry, N. T.. were mar
ried April 5.-Mss Thelma Lille return
ed last week to her studies at Ashburn-
ham, Mass.-Miss Maud Smith returned
to her school at Springfield. Mass, last
week.-Mr. Ware, cheese maker. is in
town. The factory will be lined up this
week.-Mr. Smith from Hardwick has
come to town to make butter for TAFT
brothers.-Mrs. T. l.. Beauvais has re-
turned from Keene, N. Y.
BRISTOL.
The flag has been placed on the park
on a temporary pole The official raising
will be held May 30.-Miss Mildred Chaplin
has returned from Washington. d. c..
where she spent the winter with her sis
ter. Mrs. Hugh smith.-At meeting of
the Outlook club, held at Mrs. B. w.
Estey's Friday afternoon, 1t was voted
to purchase a flag for the boy scouts
G. S. Farr has placed a flag in front
Of the Colonial theatre.-Cleveland LANCE
way of Middlebury was in town Friday
night to attend the dance in Colonial
theatre.-B. J. Clark returned from Bur-
lington Friday.-Mrs. Earl Mccormick.
who was reported as critically i'll at the
Fanny Allen hospital, is doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Whittemore Of Bur-
lington are parents of a daughter. MRS.
Whittemore was formerly Miss Fanny
Wright Of this village.-Mrs. Ellen White
Of Middlebury is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Phoebe Ridley. over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Tatro are parents of q
daughter, born recently.
Miss Florence Smalley Is at home from
Mddlebury.-B. j. Clark went to Winoo-
ski Sunday to see Mrs Clark, who IL In
the Fanny Allen hospital He found her
doing nicely.-The Thimble club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. r.
Guinan.-There was an Epworth
League business meeting and social in
the Methodist Church parlors Wednesday
evening.-Robert Anderson OF Schenec-
| tady, N. Y. spent Sunday in town.-Dr.
A. M. Norton was confined to the house
by illness Sunday Wright Is Ill
at his home on Pleasant street.-The Rev.
| and Mrs. G. A. Parker were called to
| central New York Monday morning by
the death of Mrs. Parker's brother. From
there Mr.. Parker went to conference
at Saratoga, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Cormier are parents Of a daughter borr
Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dusheny
Jr., are the parents of a daughter borr
Sunday
The Colonial theatre wau filled Monda,
night when Roderic NJ. Ol..endam O
Burlington gave an address on Red eros.
work. The meeting was in charge O
i. r. Dickerman. The Rev. w. G. Mac
Farlane offered prayer and the ban,
played America" The following officer
We're elected President Mrs. W. w
Wilson; secretary. Miss Mildred Morgan
treasurer. Miss Evelyn Dumas; chairman
OF the finance committee. NIlss Lenoral
Rivers; chairman supply committee. Mrs
p. r. Hill; chairman OF civil relief com
mittee. John l.. Selden; chairman O
membership committee. Mrs. @. +
Edmunds. Mrs. ID. r. Bosworth wa
elected delegate to the rally of the Yer
mont chapter of the American Red Cros
in Burlington yesterday, with Miss ELL
NJ. Norton as alternate. District Super
intendent Daniels was present and spok
of the necessity of cultivating every inc
of available ground, making a specia
appeal to the boys and girls. Seventy-on
joined the society.-There will be a DO
social at Grange hall Friday evening. TIL
proceeds are to be used in purchasing
flag for the Grange.
The W. G. T. ". will meet Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. A. r. Grow. subject
Medical Temperance" leader. Mrs
Grow. The superintendent of the nowe
mission and the superintendents OF tn
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