Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28

ter was the guest of Helen Murray In |
Burlington Saturday.-Miss Kate Talcott |
Of Burlington Is spending a few days
with her father, ID. I. Talcott.-A now
concrete bridge is being built near w. NJ. |
Barbers.-Mrs. A. S. Hall, Mrs. Mary
Whipple, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Isham and
son, Franklin. attended the funeral of
Mrs. Mary Isham in Burlington Friday.
A number OF townspeope will attend
the wedding Of Blossom Goodrich and
Miss Pearl I. Potter in Nassau, N. Y.
to-day.-Mrs. Robert Armes and family
of Burlington have returned to their
summer home here. for the season.-Mas
ter Dana 1sham of Jericho spent three
days this week with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiras Isham.-Mrs. Minna
Oatman. who has been the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Goodrich, the past
winter, will return to her home in North
Adams. N. Y. this week.-Charlcs Brown
and his father and mother Of North Will
liston went on an auto trip to Chicago.
ILL.,, last week to be away one month";
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lombard are par
ents Of a son. Jason. born June A.-Mrs.
Ella Mosher. who has been spending
1 few weeks with Mrs. Charles Keef, in
Richmond. returned to her home last
| week.-The Rev. H. G. Banks spent part
Of last Saturday In Burlington
| Phelps and two brothers and her sister
Of Burlington are guests Of their grand
mother. Mrs. Jane Tilley.-Tiras 1sham
and his grandson, Dana, and Harold Bry-
ant were fishing at Shelburne pond this
week Monday.
The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing Of the Federated Church will be
held Thursday at 7:45 p. m. The SUBJ
l - T.
ness"
Almost unanimously the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school voted to hold the
sessions Of the school at 1000 a. M, pre-
ceding the church service rather than
following. beginning next Sunday, July l..
The Red Cross offerings will be received
at that time. The preaching service at
100 a. m. will be patriotic. in its ma
ture. The pastor. the Rev. H. G. Banks.
will seals on Food Conservation and It's
Relation to the Worlds War" It Is hoped
that every housekeeper will be present.
and special invitation to the Kings
Daughters has been extended to CO.
operate in this gathering as requested by
the government officials.-Dr. and Mrs.
A. L. Bingham. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tai
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber, Mr..
and Mrs. Wright Clark. Miss Flora Clark,
som F. Goodrich Of this place and Miss
Pearl I. Potter Of Nassau. N. Y, which
was solemnizcd at noon in the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Nassau. N. Y, on
Thursday.-Mrs. Homer Prior Is suffer
ing with muscular rheumatism.-Clark
Wood, who has been in Canada for some
time. has returned to his home.
Everybody interested in Red Cross
CccNv CYSNYrx0n
work Is most urgently requested to at
tend a meeting to be held at Memoria
hall this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Miss Constance Wheeler will speak ant
1t is hoped to organize a local branch.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Enni.
last week.-Mrs. c. Cleveland. who ha.
been i'll. is better.-NIrs. Fred May is ILL.,
The postoffice will be closed July 4 from
1030 to four in the afternoon.
JERICHO.
Clark Varney. aged rs years, died at hi
late homo Wednesday. June 20. after al
illness Of six weeks Of Brights disease
: The funeral was held Saturday Afternoon
!, at his late home. The Rev. A. H. Stur
, CESS. pastor Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church. oficiated. The services were un
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26. Flowers were presented by the dit
ferent societies Of the village. The bear
ers were Jed Varney. William Mead. War
, rem Woodruff and John Schillhammer. In
y terment was in the family lot in this vii
lage. Mr.. Narney was born in Weston
and came to this place 30 years ago. H
10 survived by one daughter. Lena.-Mis
Marietta Howard of South Shaftsbur
has been visiting at the home Of Mr.. an
4 Mrs. T. B. Williams.-Mrs. Lettie Whit
>: comb Washburn is visiting at the HON
Of Mrs. Buel H. Day.-James Stafford an
: son, Saville, were in Montpelier Monda!
;. Mr. and Mrs Alison Rollins. who hav
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
:: George Drinkwater. have returned to the
II home in South Burl!ngton.-Miss Phil
Brown of Boston has arrived in tow
y where she will spend a few weeks wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Brow
Mrs. Sarah Pease of Burlington
- spending a few days at the home Of NJ
and Mrs. Leighton c. Rice.-Miss Katl
l. crime Cook was visitor Sunday at tt
i home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cool
9 at Bakersheld.-Mr and Mrs. L. O. Brus
% and Mr.. and Mrs. Clapper and two chi
n dren Of Underhill Center were at II
= home Of Lorenzo w. Rice Saturday ev
= ning.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Curtis ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Buzzell were in Blu
lington Friday to attend the graduatir
exercises, their niece Miss Ruth Buxto
q being one Of the graduates.-Mrs. Ware
T. Woodruff fell recently and broke h.
II shoulder.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morgs
and daughter Of Richmond were in TOW
10 Sunday.-Miss Nellie Russin Of Ess,
'e Junction and Clarence Cook of Cambridl
r were over-Sunday visitors at the hon
g. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell.-Frar