Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24

Richardson Of Wolcott wednesday May
16. the Rev w. r. Best Of the Metho'
dist Church performing the ceremony.
which took place at the home OF the
brides parents. Only near relatives ana
friends witnessed the ceremony. Mrs.
Lloyd Maxson Of Barre being one Of the
guests.-Mrs. n. L. stevens went Friday
to Littleton, N. H., to visit friends.-Mrs.
Everett Hollis, who has visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mre. A. ]. Amsden. return
ed to Boston Friday, accompanied by her
mother. who will visit her daughter. Mrs.
Richard Nichols. and sister Mrs. Charles
Andrews Of scituate, Mass. for several
weeks. Mrs. { hyde Richardson Of Wolcott
came Friday morning for short visit
with her mother and sister before their
departure.--Mrs. Howard Skinner ana
daughter. Ruth. went Thursday to Crafts !
bury for q visit--Mrs. Esther Fitch was
In Wolcott Thursday to attend the fu.
! neral Of William w. Cate, who died sud.
denly May 15-Miss Helen Drown went
Thursday to Boston for q short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wallace went
Thursday evening to Burlington. Mrs.
Wallace to enter the Mary Fletcher hos
pital to undergo an operation upon hcr
arm.-Mrs. Ray Eaton Of st. Johnsbury
came Thursday evening to visit Mr. ana
Mrs. r. o. Lunt-E. Il. Goodrich went
to Norwich Friday to attend the funeral
Of his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Good
rich.-Miss Madeline wallace went to Dam
vile Friday to pass the weekend with
her aunt Mrs. Fred Reynolds.-Mr ana
Mrs. J. Randall Child returned Friday
from a short wedding trip.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham went Friday
evening to johnson. remaining over sun
day at her home.-NNss Mae Clarey went
to Essex Junction Friday evening". pass
q Gu Anx ~ he
Mrs. Marguerite Noonan.-Miss Catherine
Wilcox spent Saturday and Sunday in
Burlington. a guest OF Miss Edith Moul-
ton.-Albert Sulham returned Friday eve
ming from a visit at Manchester. N. H.,
with his daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Libby.-Miss Mamie Weafer
passed Saturday and Sunday with her
brother, Joseph Weafer, of Barre.-Mrs.
Alice Reed spent Saturday In Burlington.
Arthur Gill OF Brandon came Saturday
morning for short stay at his home
Miss Carroll, who has visited Miss
Dorothy Small for a week, left Saturday
for her home In East Douglass. Mass
H. A. Slayton has had flag pole erected
at the peak Of the apex roof to the
elevator at his feed store, making one
more flag thrown to the breeze.-Mr. and
Mrs j. R. Parker went Saturday. to
Greensboro, making their first visit Of
the season to their camp.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. Randall Child left Saturday for their
, new home In Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. Carrie Adams, who had been i'll
: for the past Is weeks Of hardening of the
,, arteries. died at 260 p. m. Wednesday.
: Funeral services will be held Friday at
|. HOO a. m. The ramains will be tsker to
: johnson for burial in the family lot.-Misa
: Gilmour. domestic science teacher, will
oil n
!. method Of canning in the domestic science
fat over the Luce store next Thursday
2 afternoon at two o'clock. The ladies Of
2 the village are cordially invited. Miss
y Gilmour is giving demonstrations to the
girls of the academy and to those of the
: grammar grades. Arrangements an
= being made whereby canning demonstra'
tons will be given in the rural schools
;, of the town. These will be given on aft
lernoons and the women of the school dis
: ,trict are invited. The first one Of thesl
= will be held in the Elmore road schoo
Monday afternoon. May Is. at 200 p. M
. lPrc-memorial services by the pupils o.
y the village schools will be held in thu
u town hall on Tuesday at zoo p. r1.-Th'
j. Hon. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney returned
Q Tuesday from a trip of two weeks II
u Berryville. Va, where they were guest
y of Mr.. and Mrs. James Van Metre
i While there Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney visite'
y Harpers Ferry. battlefield Of Antietana
iCharlestown. Winchester. etc. They wer
guests at a dinner Of Mrs. Pickett. ant
passed half day with the Rev. jaime
l. Power Smith. only living STAFF officer o
70 Stonewall jackson. Mr.. Cheney was pre-
Be- scented by Mrs. George A. Custer with
- small piece Of the table on which tn
ie surrender of Appomatox was drawn u
r by General Grant.-Mrs. c. r. Jamtson o
s. White River Junction came Tuesday t
" visit her sister. Mrs. H. j. Fisher.-Ais
'e Mabel Durkee has resumed her duties q
le local editor of the Morrisville Messenge
In after an illness of week with the ger
n, man measles.-Mrs. T. j. Stewart. Mis-
r Grace Prior, secretary. Mrs. c. s. Carol
tie Mrs. Harriet Ide, Mrs. Nellie Bugbee an
~ Mrs. c. F. Tillotson were In Johnso
OF Tuesday to attend a county meeting {
Of the W. c. T. u. In addition to the print
m ed program. Mrs. Ide gave paper on tn
re Progress Of Suffrage in Vermont an
r. Mrs. Cornell also gave an address. Mr.
n Cornell will remain in johnson for
m week. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurit
r. Hill-Max Stewart has returned frol
r. Craftsbury, where he has been enploye
Vs. for some time.-Lamoille Lodge. N.
It. o. p, have received an invitation to a
In tend q reception in Barre June - In homo
a of Horatio w. Scott. newly elected 81
of lpreme vice-warden. The supreme warde
st and other supreme and grand lodge of
ss GERS will be present.
IL. JOHNSON.
en- Rollin Sargent Is employed by Willal
as Royce on his Andrews farm. His pla'
ss n the Pearl mill 10 taken by Mr.. Whitpt
~ Of Eden. brother Of Lee Whitney.-Owir
-, to the Ill health of Mrs Fletcher. L.
| IAf< hA 70 rvVr
as 49, Au.n ..snS ~ No
~. street--Lee I.araway and wife of A1orri
-. Vile visited his brother, John. on Sunda
"" -Corneiius Lonergan has returned fro