Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-06
THE BURLINGTON THURSDAY


Ik1E BURLINGTON Fl
I !,
about one and half miles apart-Mrs. )
Helen Lathrop Is still confined to her room
| at the Knight home.-Mrs. b. @. Webster
IL confined to the house by ilness.-Mrs
Earl Boyce OF Proctor 10 at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. b. Il. Ather-
ton and attended the wedding OF MISS
clara Savage In Waitsneid.-Jonn Moran
q. j., an Instructor at Holy cross, return
Cd Friday noon after spending Tnnsks.
sivins with MRS. Martin MORAN
McCormick returned SUNDAY U '
s.uo'es AZ ROY Cross'rEnar,es ~ S S.a
v.cepres,uent Oh tne watsrouIS n
,a"H us. company. wr" wa a. 49,
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sett has rscsnt,v s,,s,, s,so m ana CANA
Ia nv IRON, va ~. to "a a., ~. " NJ q.
A. drivs. Mr. crsv.s was a bsnoust suest
Of the Hon. chestsr w. clark az tina Drew
Daniels companv.-Miss JuIia shipman
was the Thanksrivinr euest of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Fose in Topsfield. Mass, both
the boys, Verne Forg and Lloyd Fogg,
| DelnK AT nome from Amherst COLLEGE,
George d. Smith of Burlington ana Frank
N. Smith of Montpelier were guests Of
their sister. Mrs. Clarissa Minard over
Thanksgiving.
Under the direction Of A. J. Patterson,
road commissioner Of Duxbury. q piece Of
permanent road Is being built by the
lodges near the iron bridge on the Dux-
bury side. Rocks have been blasted for a
distance of 16 rods. road being made "A
feet wide. The work IL nearly finished
for the winter. a guard rail and other
parts being completed in the spring. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Smith of Worcester have
been guests Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Smith, on Randall avenue for q
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton O'Clair
were also guests there for Thanksgiving
day.-Joseph Smith, superintendent of
Magnasia tale mine, who was operated
upon at the Heaton hospital Saturday. IL
quite comfortable, the operation being
called successful. Mrs. Smith and daugh-
ter, Josephine, are in MONTPELIER. because
Of the Red Cross Aim, the annual supper
and sale of the Ladies' Aid of the Metho-
dist Church has been postponed one week.
Ernest Arminston, who has been at the
Huntley- Palmer farms, has entered the
employ Of Philip shonio at the Crossett
farm.-Duxbury Corner seems to be in the
cerned The children carry a lunch, only
a brief incoming being taken and school is
closed before the cool part of the day.
DR.. ]. r. Claire is finishing the shipment
Of 300 tons of hay from his different farms
for New York markets.-Mrs Helen P.
Lathrop. parish worker, ia slightly more
comfortable. Her son. E. Houston
Lathrop. is to locate here soon and will
have a room at the home of F. l.. Knight
, Mr.. Lathrop is a tree surReon.-Dr. T. e.
Allen OF the local hospital is a member Of
hoard No. q Of the medical board for the
, next draft. being the neuroloeist.-Miss
Maude wilcox ia a guest Of her sister,
, Mrs. W. q. Clark. for a few DAYS on her
, way from st. Johnsbury TO the homo Of
her parents in at. Albans.-The monthly
| missionary Meeting of the ladies' society
! Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church was held
with Mrs Graves ana Mrs. park Yesterday
afternoon.-A Joint meeting Of the Hypatia
and Pierian clubs will be held with
; Mrs. ]. F. Claire Friday afternoon.
. The program is in charge of tho two pro-
,, gram committees-The marriage Of Mrs.
, NAV Greene and Verne DILLINGHAM; was
, solen,n,zed A. The home Of Martin billing
. ham Thanksrivine dav at the Center by
The Rev w r Hill Carl clsire. who has
heen ont ~ school for a week. because of
: ,,Iross ,s much ,rnrov.d Mrs. n. r.
, ar,ror.h sorr,ar r..,dsrt 4. IN The
No., rIntchar hosn,toI~w n Iowa he
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n.s..ups ...an d.. ,as.sii.S an
> E,S ILL., s 800 sS,,h,.
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"a $500, &C.,.
9 .e.u ~ ~ H,U."s.-. ~ $3.50,
cseis 11 supe ',".e,u. III" 20. S..nsa'
o.a.e .ho'p.a. .v e"o ..A' 10 p".,oSo
y noon iVI iio".n e.uuS q. ~ nv.
pa'n'o nosp.a, AZ Dos. o,..:. 49,. 49,
V =. - harvey nave rece'vou q 1e'ueI IN
tnelr son. harolu harvey III francs wri',
:. zen november TO- IN "hicn ne spears VI
;. nehg IN tne oest OF neaith ana ehJoy'he
the Ire. he speaks OF the abundance OF
t apples there and says tnat everything IL
being done for the comfort OF the men
;. Norman Hamel is with him.
= The thrift cards and stamps are fol
). sale at the local postofice.-Thc neu.
e rologist on board No. Of the medica
:, | advisory board Is DR.. w. j. Upton OF
!, r thu the Vermont State hospitai1Nsws o,
= has worked at different places at thu
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