Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-17
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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from here to New Jersey before returning
40 her home-Mrs. Hazel Thomas who has
been with her mother Mrs. Edna Fair
banks for the last two weeks, went to
Burlington Monday for short stay and
from there will go to Salisbury for week
before returning to her home In Massa-
chusetts.-Arthur Rumrill, who was called
here by the death of his brother, Dr. c. j.
Rumrill. has returned to his home in Bos-
ton.-The final dance, which is to be given
IN the Salisbury warehouse will be held
Thursday evening, and 1t Is to be given by
The factory employees for the benefit OF the
". M, C. A. There are to be round and
so,are dances, with the Sault-Angell
orchestra on the first floor, and the HAN
dolph orchestra on the secound floor
So many people let the water at the fau-
Get run to prevent freezing In the last
cold SPELL that the reservoir dropped six
feet below normal, falling three feet In a
single night. A warning for more careful
use was sent out, and the Reservoir level
has been materially raised.-James B. Nc
Murphy formerly Of Randolph Center, and
a graduate Of Randolph high school. who
enlisted at Akron Ohio. has been selected
at Camp Custer. Battle Creek, Mich.' to
attend the officers training school there
will be installed on Saturday night.-John
Dumas, q candidate for enlistment In the
navy. was recently rejected for physical
disability, said to be faulty teeth.-The
Installation Of the officers Of Fern Rebe-
kah lodge. who were to be installed Tues
hay night was postponed to Wednesday
evening January %. This arrangement was
made by the Deputy President Mrs. Free
man Of Warren, on account OF the illness
of the Noble Grand elect, Miss lnez
Litchfield, who is not yet able to be out OF
her room, after severe attack OF tonsii-
itis.-Joseph Fupras, returned CANADIAN
soldier, visited his children here over the
holidays, returned to Montreal few days
ago, and later expects to receive as
charge from service on account OF disa-
bility, the result of wounds received.
The severe storm of Tuesday caused en-
tire suspension of railroad travel for a few
hours. neither of the night trains passing
here till Wednesday forenoon, and the day
trains from four to six hours late.-Mrs.
Charles Angel, who underwent an opera
ton at the sanitorium n month ago. was
able to leave this week, and "Wednesday
was taken to her home in Bethel ac'
companied by her husband-The women's
Forign Missionary society, heio
social at the parsonage on THURSDAY
night when there was a social nour
short program and a silver offering from
the guests.-NIiss Dutton. who assists the
county Agent, Mr.. Loveland. in his work
was obliged to give up come Of her en-
vagements this week. and on "Wednesday
started for Burlington. where she was t.
be for the day. but the train being late
phe did not arrive In time for her engage
ment. Miss Dutton now expects to be a.
the Rest room on Saturday afternoon te
discuss her work.-Miss Anna Coughlir
came from Barnard on Tuesday and vii
be at the home Of Mrs. c. 8. Booth for the
next two weeks.-The price of milk ha'
been raised this week, ten cents being th'
price Of milk not delivered. and II cents fol
the regular milk man.-There is to be G
War Drama given at the Music hall OF
January 18th the proceeds to go to thu
Red Cross.-Niiss Laura Rorison OF Pitts
field has entered the nurses training class
at the sanitorium.-1t is understood tina
Miss Hazel Campbell. who has been In AL
bany N. Y. as stenographer. will sooI
come to Mortified as stenographer at tn
Norwich MISUNDERSTANDING u ha
been announced as the date of the X.
X. Minstrels which will appear at Musi
hall on that date Miss c. Grouth ha
been caring for Miss ]. Blanchard at Eas
DrAirtree. who Is thought to be improving
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