Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-15

weeks stay in New York.--Mr. and Mrs.
+. ]. Dubuc are passing several days at
the home of the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Emery.-Miss Lucia Clark
has gone to Boston for a few days.-Mrs.
Bass, mother of Daniel Bass, who lived
few miles out Of town, died Saturday
after few days illness with pneumonia
The regular an annual meeting of West
Randolph Grange was held Saturday night
The orchestra was present and gave So
lections. Reports were received and OFF,
GERS elected as follows: Master, George c.
Flint; overseer, o. N. Gates; lecturer, Mrs.
Ralph Nichols; steward, James Seymour;
assistant steward, Clyde Esterbrook ;
treasurer, J. l.. Hutchinson; secretary,
Marguerite Hutchinson; gatekeeper, Elias
Gates; Ceres, Mrs. George Flint; Pomona,
Mrs. o. N. Gates; Flora, Mrs. j. c. Har-
low; lady assistant stewart, Ivis Flint;
pianist, Prudence Wells; chorlster, J. l..
Hutchinson; march director Glenn
Bailey; reporter, Mrs. G. Carrigan; in
stalling officer, Miss Kate Connolly. 1t is
expected that the installation will take
place in about a month.-Theron NELL of
Barre passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Neill.-Miss Katherine
Dudley of Barre, where she is teaching
f. Lamson is confined by illness. His
place in the A. & =. store Is being filled
by Miss Florence Lyon.-The regular
meeting of the Christian Brotherhood was
held in the Bethany parish house Mon
day evening, when the Rev. j. +. Locke
have n talk on "Courtship and Marriage
in Ye Olden Time" Mr.. Locke has come
here to live for the present, taking the
house Of Mrs. T.. A. Bannister.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. +. Tewksbury motored to Bellows
Falls Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. T.. s.
Whitcomb came home with them.-Mrs.
Theron Brooks and two youngest chill
dren, who have been in town since June,
and most of the time i'll with typhoid
fever left Monday for Washington, ID.
c., leaving her daughter, Hester, not yet
able to be up, but she is thought to be
out of danger. Mrs. Mary Day left the
same day for Washington. where she is to
pass the winter with son.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. G. Bennett, who have been here several
months, left Monday for Windsor to re-
side for the present.-The Rev. Mr..
Dukeshire of st. Adams preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
went from here to Bethel to preach in the
afternoon He spoke in the interest Of
the retired ministers fund-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Waters and son and daughter OF
Brandon, motored here Sunday to visit the
formers mother, Mrs. j. E. French.
Miss Minnie Carpenter of Montpelier
arrived Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Burton
/ Hart of Waterbury. who have been in
town since Friday with the formers
sister, Mrs. p. r. Chase, left Monday
Mrs. NJ. W. Chamberlin went to SPRING
field Tuesday to visit relatives and accom-
pany her mother, Mrs. Walbrdge, home
after two weeks visit with her broth
ers in that place. Mrs. Tolman of st.
Johnsbury the wife of the Rev. Mr..
! Tolman, who has been called to the pas
torate of the Baptist Church in town.
arrived here Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Lamb. after passing several days
here with their daughter, Mrs. NJ. w.
| Campbell, left Monday for their home in
| Warren.-E!mer Saut. who is one of
! the BARRIERS in town, was operated upon
at the sanitarium Monday and is thought
to be doing well. Mrs. Florence Osteyee
I left Tuesday for Springfield, Mass. to
visit her sons for few days. One son,
George Osteyee, who is in the navy, has
, not been heard from for weeks and 1t
is not known at present where he is
| Fern Rebekah Lodge will give a card
party at its rooms in Odd Fellows hall
| Thursday evenng.-Clement Kellogg of
/ Plainfleld was in town Tuesday to see
his mother, Mrs. r. G. Kellogg, who is
| iu-The postoff1ce Is being thoroughly
refnished by a coat Of paint and varnish.
1t is understood that more room is re-
| quired and another small apartment ad-
joining, now used as a barber shop, will
be used. Instructions from the post.
Office department are expected.-Deel
hunters are plenty, but thus far only one
has reported, Charles Howard, who shot
an animal weighing about 275 pounds.
Mrs. F. C. Angel has gone to Boston
to see her husband. DR.. F. C. Angel, and
her son. Cyril Angel, who is now at Aver,
MASTERED Abbey of Montpelier was
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Abbey formerly
lived here.-Mrs A. H. Beedle. who has
been i'll for a few days. is now thought to
be gain.Ng.-The Rev. Mr.. Dukeshire came
from Bethel the first of the week and is
now passing couple of days here while
soliciting funds for the retired ministers
und, being raised by the Methodist Church
at present.-Mrs. George Hyzer was the
guest Of Mrs. e. A. Shattuck Wednesday.
coming from East Bethel with her son-in-
law, Mark Byde.-The address of J. F..
Locke. which was given at the parish
house was greatly enjoyed at the Brother
hood meeting, and much interest is being
noted over the same Mr.. Locke who just
came here to live from Brookileld took
for his topic. "Courtship and Marriage
/ in Ye Olden Time. Miss Elizabeth Lam
son and Miss Mary Upham after passing
the summer in Brookf1eld have been the
guests of Miss Katherine Crane for a few
days. and "wednesday left for Northporo
| and Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. Tolman. who
was the guest Of Mrs. Horner on the En-
erson terrace over Tuesday night. left
Wednesday for st. Johnsbury. but ex-
! TO m hok a n
| Lodge at a regular meeting held on Tues
day night voted to give the proceeds of
the card party Tuesday night towards the
Christmas boxes for the boys in service In
France. The lodge also decided to take
up work for the Red Cross one afternoon
In each week, at their rooms. the time to
/ be decided later.-A. F. Kathan. who fell
several weeks ago. does not improve, and
1t Is thought that he will not regain his
strer~th. II his age Of 81 years.
IN DOHPH CENTER.
The Rev. and Mrs. George B. Gilbert
are parents of son. born last week ir
Connecticut.-The Rev. and Mrs. George
Smith have returned after two weeks In
Massachusetts with relatives.-Principa
G. L. Green and family motored to Iras.
burg Friday afternoon to visit Mrs
GREEN'S parents, who are in poor health
returning Sunday.-The ladies of this vi
entity served a community conservation
supper at Agricultural hall Monday eve