Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15

the Ladies' Aid hall Friday afternoon
Mr. Maurice Beers was In Montpelier
Tuesday.-The Illustrated lecture given
Tuesday evening by Prof. ingalls, was
very interesting.-IIarey Bennett Of I'm
derhill Is clerking for Jordan Brothers.
Eleanor, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Ballard. Is better after be-
Ing Ill with bronchitis.-Miss Alice Eddy
Of Boston. Mass. who has been visiting
her brother. Dr. M. Q. Eddy, for the last
few weeks returned to Boston Monday
Mrs. A. d. Wissel and daughter, Mildred
were In Burlington on Wednesday.
SHELBURNE.
Mrs W. Hayes Mitchell and Miss Nellie
Kimball went Friday afternoon to Mont
pelier. where they were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Webstcr.-The Young
Women's Auxiliary Of Trinity Church VIII
hold food sale Saturday from two TIT
elk o'clock. Everyone is invited to come
and buy their Sunday dainties.
Mrs. Il. c. Fredette has returned from
Lake Placid. N. Y. where she was called
to be with her sister. Mrs. Martin
McLaughln, who died March and was
buried In Burlington Friday morning.
Martin Mclaughlin and two sons. Harold
and Gerard have returned to Lake Placid
after spending the weekend with Mrs.
r. c. Fredette.-Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Fredette and infant son spent Sunday
with Mr.. Fredette's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Fredette. as did also Miss Madeline
O'sulivan of the Fanny Allen hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Bacon are parents of
a son. born March 12.-Mrs Alexis Simon
is making good recovery from recent
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
The following officers we're elected
March 6: Moderator. G. c. Flet-
cher: clerk. c. l.. Page; selectman. M. B.
Thompson; treasurer. b. H. Mack; con.
stable and collector, G. ~ Roberts; second
constable. J. H. Mack; lister. Thomas
Mckenzie; road commissioner, George
Parker; auditors. three years, d. N.
Towers; two years. T. NJ. Thompson; one
year. W. NJ. Webster; town agent. c. G.
FLETCHER: overseer of poor. g. N. Roberts;
grand Jurors. c. p Van vliet and r. s.
Towers; school director. II. W. Tracy.
End; library trustee for Ave years. Mrs.
r. B. Roberts; cemetery commissioner for
i've years, B. H. Mack; tax, N.8; 8
cents for schools: $500 for permanent high
ways; $50 for library; 500 for street
lights.
Miss Lois Palmer. accompanied by her
father, W. F. Palmer. gave the seventh
8Educ pupile SiSieuiiuO ~
Burlington Tuesday evening. After a
lunch at the Star restaurant the young
people attended the moving pictures at
the Majestic.-Mrs G. p. Van Vliet and
son Lewis recently spent the day in Fer.
risburg with Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Claflin.
THE Woman's Auxiliary will meet in
the parish house Friday afternoon.-Mrs.
Paul Laviolette. who is seriously ill, has
been worse for a few days.-A cottage
prayer-meeting was held at the home Of
Miss Mary Spear Wednesday. the Rev.
G. r. Brush of1ciating.-Mrs. Jessie Tay-
Tor of Burlington is visiting Mrs. H. r.
Saxton-C. c. Fletcher. C. P. Van vliet.
@. NJ. Palmer, I. Fl. Deyette, NJ. B.
Thompson and H. B. Mack recently
spent a day in Richmond for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the creamery in that
town.-E. ]. Palmer has a position in the
Shelburne Farms machine shop.
The Rev. ]. E. Mckee Of Vergennes will
preach at Trinity Church Friday eve
ning.-Miss Helen Sanders is at home
from Bishop Hopkins Hall for her Easter
recess.