Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-01
JERICHO.

Mrs. Wilson Curtis visited her sister.
day.-Bert Bradish was recent visitor
in Binghamville at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Craig.-Mrs Herbert
Hutchinson is at home from Montpelier
for few days.--Mr. and Mrs. John Gar.
land are moving this week to Essex
on to the Clayton Rice farm. which they
have rcnted.-Mcrrll, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Byinston. is ill.,
Miss Charlotte Sinclair, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond Sinclair. has returned to Enosburg
Falls.--J. c White, chief petty officer in
the United States navy. was in Town re-
Gently in tie interest OF recruiting for
the navy Guy Dingler has pur-
chased of Mrs. Julia B. Smith Of Col.
chester her 6O0-acre farm with - head of
cattle and tools for $4,000. Mr.. Dingler
takes possession March Mrs. Evaline
Wilton. who has been in poor health
the past few weeks. is not as well.--Thc
Rev. J. 7. Buzzell was in Burlington on
business Saturday Lillian Ladeau. who
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment for infantilo paralysis. has re-
turned home, her leg being in cast
There was n tcn-ten party Feb. 20 at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith
in honor Of Mrs. James Stafford Refresh
ments were served. after which the ladies
assisted In sewing carpet rags.-I-ynn
Brown, who has been very i'll in Cam
bridge, Mass. is reported better. but will
not be able to return to his work until
about April Miss Eva Cady has gone
to Connecticut, where she has a posi-
ton.
Seth Bruce, manager Of the Jericho high
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schedule of games for the coming sea-
son. Eleven games will be played. six
at home and five away. The season opens
April Is and closes June .. The schedule
is as follows: Games at home. April 2s.
Jericho town team May S. Jericho town
team; May 0, Essex Junction high school /:
May %, Essex Classical Institute: May ~.
Milton high school; June ., Richmond
| high school. Games away: May u, L. Z.
l. at Essex Center; May IS. II. II. S.. at
Richmond; May 10, +. j. H. S., at Essex
Junction: May 26. w. Fl. S. at Water
bury: June Q. NJ. II. S. at Milton.-Master
Merle Byington, who has been i'll the past
few days, is better and able to be out
around. Raymond Cook is very i'll of pneu-
monia at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Scion
Rawson.- Josephine Pettingill of Es-
sex was an over-Sunday visitor at the
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! Pettingill. Rev. J. T.. Usher. who
has been quite i'll Of neuritis. is able 70
be up and dressed.--AIrs. Harriet kim ~
Is i'll with heart trouble.-Frank Finn was
an over-Sunday visitor IN Essex at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Flinn.-M.
G.. Mason was in Albany, y. V, the la st
of the week on bcsiness.-Mrs. Ira Flem-
ings has gone to Pleasant Valley to care
for her daughter Mrs. Daniel Burns, who
is ill.-The ladies of St. Thomass Church
will serve dinner in the church March
meeting day.-Mr. and Mrs Clayton Rice
and son Francis and Mrs NJ. c. Mason
and Mr. and Mrs, Warren Day attended
gentlemen's night at the Outlook club a,
Essex Center.-Miss Charlotte Sinclair
has resigned as stenographer with the DR.
Il. j. Kendall Co. and will go to Bur
lington. where she has position with tbs
Hickok Insurance agency.-Mrs George
Foster has received news of the death
Of her only brother. Edward Davis, al
Dickerson Center, N. Y. Mrs. Foster die
not attend the funeral. not receiving the
news In time to make the trip.--Archi,
lRussin of Cambridge is visiting his sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blais
dell.-John Jordon. who has been III wit.
bronchitis, is able to be out around. Mr.
and Mrs. James Stafford. who have bee.
carrying on the Ernest Smith farm thu
past two years. will move back on to theil
farm March 1.-Lloyd Hulburd, who 4
attending the u. " NJ. at Burlington, wal
at the home of his parents. DR.. and Mrs
George b. Hulburd. Monday Several o
the children are out OF schoos on accoun
OF being exposed to the measles.--Nsw'