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

ford sanatorium, In improving Slowly
Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. Eastman we're III
Burlington Saturday. ARTHUR Jacobs ana
family are moving from Middlebury into
part OF John Daniels house, west Of the
village. Mr.. Jacobs has bought the Gard
ner house on North street.-Miss Marion
Muliin4s IL home from Middlebury College.
George Jimmo Of Burlington was in town
over Sunday. Mrs Jlmmo and daughter.
who have been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hill. returned with him.
Miss Myrtle Sweet has been awarded
higher honors In the 1917 class. Bristol
high school.--At a weli.attended meeting
OF the Outlook club held At Mrs. r. NJ
Thomas's Friday afternoon a committee
consisting Of Mrs. Pope. Miss Morgan ana
Mrs. Norton was appointed to investigate
and report IN regard to forming Red
Cross acknowledgement Wiley Of Mid
dlebury College spent Sunday at G. d.
O'Brien's in South Bristol.
This Is being observed as occidental
week" by the Methodist Church. An Of
fering will be received Sunday for the
Belgian relief fund.--Shandon Levarn and
family have moved into the upper part
Of the Page house on North street.--The
Young Woman's Missionary society
Of the Methodist Church will meet
FRIDAY afternoon with Mrs n. w.
Estey. Herbert Hasseltine and family Of
Pittsford are to occupy their house on
Spring street recently vacated by ehandon
Levarn.-At a recent meeting Of the
True Blue" class Of the Methodist
Church the following oficers wsre elected:
President. Nelson Laber: vice-president
and chairman of social committee, Miss
Mildred Monroe: secretary. Hildrsth
f~1 h>p 81 al onA ohat -
refreshment committee. Anna Nicholson
first assistant treasurer, Nelson Laber:
second assistant treasurer, Hilreth CHAM
berlain devotional committee. Nelson
VLaber, Hildreth Chamberlain. Mildred
Monroe and Anna Nicholson: membership
committee. Genevieve Kilbourn and
Dewey Kemp.-NiIs. Roy Montgomery Of
East st. Johnsbury Is visiting relatives
here-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Briggs were
In town Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.. Briggs,
who have been living in Richmond since
their marriage a few months ago. have
purchased a farm in New Haven. Mrs.
Briggs was formerly Miss Adah Brooks
Of this town.-Mrs. c. T. Frary has re-
turned from a visit In Burlington. Mr..
Frary's sister. Mrs. Parker, returned with
her.--AIiss Florence Hanks Of the Bellows
Free Academy. Fairfax. is at home for
the Easter vacation.
There was a fiag-raisinE at the Bristol
Manufacturing company Wednesday
| morning at nine o'clock. The nag was q
gift Of employees and company. A band
composed Of the employees played several
national airs and the flag was run ur
the pole on the cupola Of the paint shop
B. ]. Clark was in Burlington on bust.
ness Wednesday.-Miss Annie Pomeroy
from Connecticut 10 Visiting her grand.
mother. Mrs Mary Shsrman.-At the
annual communication Of Libanus Lodge
No. n. F. & A. NJ. held April the fol
lowing officers were elected and Installed
w. NJ. W. H. Orvis; 8. W., r. q
Haskins; j. W.. w. M Farr; treasurer
l.. c. Balm: secretary, r 8. Brown;
D.. T. K. Burnham; ]. D., o. H. Plain
8. S.. E. W. Orvis; ]. s., r. l. Garrow
chaplain. c. J. Devoid: marshal. W. e
Morgan; tyler. o. G. Bicknell.-Joe
Briggs. who went to live with his broths
In starksboro about two years ago. ha.
had a shock and Is very low.