Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-05

mother, Mrs. W. o. Talbot. Mrs. r. GIL
bert, VINO has been visiting her parents,
the Hev ana Mrs. q. A. Kerr for several
days mas returned to Dorset. The funeral
or Augustus l.. Breed who died Friday
at the nome OF his son, r.. l.. Breed, in
Ftttsford, was held at the Methodist
Church mere Monday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev. George A. Kerr Of
ficiating. {. j. Ormsbee Post, q. A. n.
attended the funeral in a body. Burial
was In Pine Hill cenetery.---J r
Partlow has returned from Johnson
where he was called by the death OF
his father.--Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Il
Conneli and son. Philip, of Dorset are
I visiting In town.--Milkman w. J. Pow
ors has raised the price OF milk from
: to s cents a quart.-seryices will be
held In the Congregational chapel ev-
cry evening this week excepting
Saturday and on Wednesday and Fri.
day afternoons at three o'clock the
Methodists will join In these services
Harold Humphrey has accepted q
position in the Hetherington store
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Walker, who has
! been visiting here for several days
have returned to Troy, n. Y.--Mrs
Hazel Doyle has resigned her position
as cashier al Ray e. Co.'S store and will
go to Montpelier to make her home..-
Attorney w. A. Atwell has leased the
rooms occupied by the Western Union
Telegraph office and will move there
III rev days from the rooms he has
occupied In the Cool block for 16 years
w. Fl. Sisco has resigned his position
as janitor at the Free Public Librar,
and his place will be taken by George
Kerr.
Willard Hitchcock, an old resident OF
Brandon. died at the home OF Miss jamie
Fuller Wednesday morning after linger.
Ing illness. Mr.. Hitchcock was II years
old and was born in Leicester. He is sur
vived by one brother Albert f. of Rut-
land. and one sister. Mrs. Louise Norton
Of Middlebury. The funeral will be held
at the Episcopal Church at two O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. irving Marsh has re-
signed his position with the New England
Telephone Co.--Mrs. Emma o. Pearce re-
turned Tuesday from Boston, where she
has been for several weeks with relatives
PROF. H. ". Morse Of Mddletown
| Springs is spending his vacation with his
| mother. Mrs. Hiram Morse.-A thank
offering meeting will be held at the Con-
gre gational chapel Friday afternoon al
| three oclock.-lMiss Anna Hanlcy, who
has been visiting Miss Nellie Turner has
| returned to her home in Hubbardton.-
Miss Catherine and Milton June are con.
fined to the bed by the measles. Mrs
Guy Hosmer and daughter. Clara, re
turned yesterday from Rutland. where
they have been for several days.
Commencing Monday tho rural delivery
carriers will leave the postofitce at twelve
o'clock instead of at 1890, as they have
done the past few months.-Mrs. NJ. II
Frazier ofGlens Falls. n. Y. isvisiting hel
| brother. r. r. RisinE.-W. J. Aimes has
accepted a position with Road Commits
sioner william walsh.--Nfrs. G. Il. Marsl
OF Los Angeles Cal. in visiting Mrs
Charles Churchill Of Seminary hill for 8
few days.-Mrs. John Churchill Ii
seriously III with pneumonia ant
measles.-Mrs Laura Buell. and Mrs
Hanna Dodge. who have beer
spending the winter with Mrs. Franz
Thomas, have returned to their homes
The Direct Importing company Is moving
their store from the Wheeler block to thu
rooms in the postofiice block formerly oc
cupied rs an once by c. T.. Stay-Unit,
Rsbekah Lodge will hold a sale of home
made food. fancy articles and aprons mex
Saturday in the store OF Mrs. Elnor La