Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-31

Will be given about July oho
If the premises about September l. when
he purchaser will come here.-Silver
cross Circle Of the Kings Daughters cele-
bratod Mothers day Tuesday afternoon
1t the home of Mrs. A. E. Bass-Mrs.
Nellie Banyea, who has been recovering
from an operation. Is now at the home
OF Mrs. c. j. Rumrill-Arthur Bradford
Of Newburyport. Mass. has come to pass
q few weeks here on account OF his
health and Is passing tho time at the Inn.
Mr.. Steele, porter for many years at
the inn. who has been Ill and unable to
work for several weeks. IL now 50 much |
better that he has resumed his work.
Main street was thoroughly cleaned
Monday preparatory to having II oaied |
when the rain came, making II impossible. J
but 1t is still closed to the public for |
teams and automobiles. so that when the |
weather improves IL can be done at once. |
"A daughter was born Tuesday morning |
to Mr. and Mrs. George Jerd The mother |,
was Lucinda Howard.-Mrs. Robert Gil |
pin. better known here as Eide Sandspra, |
was In town Monday. stopping off on her
way from Bethel. where she went to at |
tend the funeral OF her uncle, Mr.. Glukey. |
who died at the Hanover. N. H.. hos |
pital.-Mrs. Pinneys mother, Mrs. Jones. |
Is still very i'll and in the care of q
trained nurse.-Mrs. Imogene Goodale left
Tuesday for Melrose. Mass. to pass sew
eral weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Case.
Her son. Archie Goodale Of South Roy
alton. accompanied her there.
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks has sold her place
on the Highlands to Robert Mitchell. who
will occupy 1t as residence, moving
three about June co. Mrs. Fairbanks will
not leave town. but has not yet decided
where she will locate.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred
-f~t-~ 49, IA n. IS
Mass, arrived on Saturday night to visit
Mrs Fairbanks before she gives pos.
session of her hone.-Mrs. Eugenie Elli->
| son, who has been i'll for weeks. does not
improve. Her daughter, Mrs. Weston.
still remains with her.-Mrs. L. A. Hutch
ms of this place went on Saturday to
Worcester, Mass. to visit her daughter.
Miss Mildred Hutchins. who is dietitlan
In a hospital in the city.-Mrs. Arthur
Fisher and little daughter. who have been
with Miss E. s. Fogs since Thursday,
left Saturday for ct. Adams before re-
turning to Ports1nouth---Mr. and MrA c.
8. Booth went to Newport, N. H.. eatur-
day to take home in the automobile VII.
liam Booth. Clarence Booths father.
who has been here for few days 70
who has been i'll all winter at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs..
H. H. Hayward. was able to walk out
Saturday and hopes to be able to 60 to
Boston next week to pass several weeks
with her daughter Mrs. CaAe.-Many
changes are being made in real estate
here this spring. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. g.
Buck are now located in the Williams
house on Sumner street and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Clarke occupy the upper tenement In
the same house.-Mrs Florence Hamblin.
who has been III for months. was taken
to the sanitarium Saturday.
c. c. Clarke. who has been station
agent at this place for two months. has
been succeeded here by the old agent, r.
J. Donahue who has returned A peti-
ton of $50 names was sent from here last
week. asking that Mr. Clarke remain as
permanent agent, and the Rev. Fraser
Metzger also went to st. Adams to see
the officials several letters also being
written asking that he remain. But the
decision was made In favor of Donahue.
Mr. Clarke does not yet know where he
will be stationed. but will 90 to St. Al
bans for a time. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
had just taken some rooms here and it ID
somewhat Of a disappointment to him al
well as the people in town that he cannot
J remain.-Mrs. Eugene Ellison, for q LONG
time i'll, is no better and her daughter
|
J Derry. n. H.. where she may enter q
hospital for treatment-Fred Fairbanks
Of Hyde Park. Mass. who with his family
, came Saturday night for a short visit
: with his mother. Mrs. Edna Fairbanks
, left Sunday to resume his work.-A large
meeting is called in the interest Of the
, Red Cross society at the Music hal
. Thursday evening, with Redield Proctor
3 as speaker.-The memorial service wa.
, held Sunday at the usual hour Of morning
! worship at ST. Johns Episcopa
Church, with sermon by the Rev. ]. W
Trip. the rector. The Woman's Relie
Corps. the U. s. Grant post. and the as
? sociate members Of the post attended II
I body-Miss Helen Blanchard has re
, turned from her studies in Burlington
1 and Alhe-. Salisbury. another student a
. the same place. Is also In town. with hi
= father. II. p. Salisbury.-Charles Ingall
Of Montpelier. who has been two week
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Elme
: Montgomery. returned to his home Sun
day night.-Mrs. Bert Spooner Of Mont
pelier was in town Sunday to visit he
mother at the sanitaxaum.
. Mrs. Bertha Nickerson announces tn
marriage engagement Of her only dangh
. ter. Marion Tarbell Nickerson. and Ben
. nett Carleton Hall. son Of Mrs B.
= Hall. Of ST. Adams vermont.-The Silve
Cross Circle of the Kings Daughters OBJ
served Mothers day Tuesday at the hom
!. of Mrs. A. e. Bass, when a large com
pany assembled to meet the hostesses
). Mrs. Bass and Mrs. e. A. Morse. Tn
\ program under the management Of Mrt
b Homer White. Mrs. f. T. Salisbury. an
e Mrs. Morse was much enjoyed and wa
y as follows: Roll call with responses fror
II members in quotations upon mother; plan
y solo. Nocturne, by Chopin. by Miss Bea
= trice Pinney; reading. Little Know
e Mothers Of Great Known Mem" Mrs #
d A. Leonard; violin solo. "Old Refrain" b
o kreisler, Wayne Hedges: song. Hush M
:. to Dreams. by Miss Lucille Grant: plan
'. solo. "Revery.' by Stearns, and 'Sprin
y Idyil.' Lang. by Miss Marcott: readings
a. 1.-THE Old Arm Chair and "A Mother
10 Love-" Miss DeReynolds; piano duet, tn
It Misses Annie Bell and Elaine Bass; vic
4. lin solo, ''Nocturne.' by Chopin. M
q Hedges. Mrs. L. 8. Brigham acted az az
In companist-
se At ten o'clock Wednesday morning til
oil band came out and waited in the Dept
Of square for the veterans, Relief Corps on
&c GERS. and members who were soon joine
ne by the associate members Of the G.
~ r. and Principal e. G. Ham. followed b
IN a large number of children. On arriv'
ID at the cemetery Commander F. II. Ketci
tn UNI conducted the ceremony Of mernoria
r. the band playing patriotic airs. and II
a. officers Of the post assisting. The Won
=. ans Relief Corps marched to a dincrel
n. place in the cemetery and gathsrt
m around the urn. where their cercmor