Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-09
JOHNSON


former pastor here. was called to preach
the funeral sermon of II. L. Mudgett Sun
day. He also delivered the sermon before
the graduating class of the high school
Sunday evening. The class numbered %.
b. A. Hunt received a letter from his son
Jason, who is in the aviation service in
France, Saturday, saying he was enjoy
ing the servce.-Sergeant Allen Fletcher
and brother Grover are passing a few
days with relatives here.-Mrs. Orville
Buck, who has been suffering with pneu
monia for the last few weeks. is much
better and is expected to recover.-Daniel
Grange is moving from the Pierce house
on Railroad street to a farm in Hines
burg and William Walker is moving from
the Sylvester place to Mrs. Pierce's.-Mr.
and Mrs. d. B. Smalley. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Arthur Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Leslie at
tended the dance at Jeffersonvlle Friday
night-D. A. Barrows was in Jefferson
VILE Saturday.-E. H. Sherwin was in
East Fairfield Saturday.-Miss l.. Louise
Leland passed Sunday with Mrs. w. H.
stearns.- Charles whiting and family
passed Sunday with 1. L. Bailey in East
Fairfield.-Mr. and Mrs. L. !. Bishop Of
Hardwick passed Sunday with their son
Charles Bishop.-Helen Hunt made her
father visit Friday, returning to her
school in Montpelier saturday, r. NJ.
Brewster was in town Saturday.-Albert
Stiles, son Of Representative H. o. Stiles,
passed Sunday with his parents here.
Clark Doge was in Cadys Falls Thurs
day.-The remains of o. B. Landon,
Joseph Jacobs and Carlos Cakes were
taken from the vault and inferred Thurs
day.-Fifteen of the chapter members
from MOrrisville came here last Thursday
night and conferred the Mark Masters
degree on H. n. Gordon and John L.
Moore.-H. N. Gordon returned Thursday
from New York city.-Fred Haynes, who
is in the United States navy and stationed
at Newport, r. l., and Mrs. Haynes haye
returned after visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. u. +. Chaffee.-The district
deputies of the sixth district made an off,
clal visit to johnson Chapter o. f. S.,
Tuesday, when degrees were conferred on
Lawrnece Worthley.-A. j. Saleeby has
returned from New York.-Mr. and Mrs
Z. J. Fuller are visiting relatives In Bos-
ton and Portsmouth.-Carl Kneeland was
in st. Adams Friday.-Arthur Pike and
daughter, Lizzie, attended the funeral of
Mr.. Hawley in Jacksonville Friday
Henry Mudgett died Friday morning The
was uciu OuIudy at HIS ldte resi-"
dence.
b. J. Lapan has rented the George
Phillips farm and moved from the Sher-
win mill house thereto.-Mable McGuf-
fin has returned from Hyde Park.-Frank
Miller was In Burlington Wednesday,.
Gordon HasktEs came home Tuesday from
Swanton.-H. B. Mears, who has been
night Waterman at tho Parker & Stearns
dressing mill for three years, has COM
pleted his work there and is with the
LAPEL grist mill at Swanton.-Mrs. Eta
Codding Is convalescing from pneumonia.
Miss Fannie Towle has finished wort,
at the Pearl wooden mill and is spend
Ing few weeks with her sister IN Cadys
Falls.-Mrs. b. A. Hunt Of Woodsyile
visited her husband Tuesday.-Amasa
BiXby has moved from the old Buck mill
to rooms In Peter Lambert's house on
lower Main street and Is to be night
Waterman Mt Parker t& Stearns' dressing
mill.--C. s. Brannan has moved back to
his farm on Johnson plain.-Fred Mud
sett OF Rutland, who was called here by
the death Of his father, Henry Mudgett,
has -eturned.-Homer Kneeland has pur-
chased the lot Of land Of Peter Lambert
situated near the Lamoille View Gene
tery.-The remains Of Miss Adeline Drown
and Mrs. Bert Mills were taken from the
vault and Inferred Tuesday in tho La
noble View cemeterv