Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-23


Smith. Allen Williams and Henry Bushey.
Burial was In the East Addison cemetery.
There were appropriate floral tributes.
William Laurence visited in Bristol sun
daytime committee on the Red cross
drive which opened here Monday ana
appointed the solicitors of the different
section of the town as follows: Soutn
Maple street, Mrs. w. II. Warner ana
Mrs. Carter; North Water street and Com
fort Hill. Mrs. George w. stone; west
side, Frank Gee; Stevens House ana
vicinity, Bart Casey; state Industrial
school, Eugene Bissonettc; South water
street. Frank Barrows Greene street.
Mrs Arthur w. Norton and A. s. Haven;
East street section, f.. w. Flagg ana
Miss Ada Crosby; Main street. Z. b.
Brownell and w. r. Warner.-Mrs.
Young of Maple street went Monday to
Bristol to attend the funeral or relative.
"A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Dshor--John W. Ryan
and family spent Sunday in Orwell with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Ryan
Arthur c. Hcnckley of Hartford. Conn.,,
is spending Il week at his cottage near
Basin Harbor-Robert NJ. Ryan and
daughter, Miss Mary Orwell. visited his
brother, j. w. Ryan. Monday on their
way to the Fanny Allen hospital. where
Miss Ryan goes to be operated upon for
appendicitis.-The families on Maple
street who have been without water for
several months on account or the
freezing of the pipes are now being sup
piled, the pipes having been thawed
out.-AIss Doris Sturtevant, IA teacher
in the Nergennes graded school. Is con-
fined at the home of her parents In Rut-
land with liberty measles.-Sunday Mrs.
Edith Brazleton was taken to the Fanny
Allen hospital for treatment. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Forrest
Wells, of Chicago, her sister, Mrs. Z. B.
Lee, and Il. A. Lee of this place.-Private
William e. Yattaw of Camp Devens spent
a weekend furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Yattaw.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Tatro, Mrs.
Louis Champine and Mrs. Ernest Bodette
made an auto trip to Burlington and
visited friends there Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Philips and two daughters of
Montpelier, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Philips mother, Mrs, Benjamin T. Field.
Miss Marjorie Grinhell of Tconderoga.
n. Y. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Matthew
Daniels.-The Vergennes troup of Boy
Scouts, under scout master. the Rev. J. e.
Mckee, gave a drill at Addison Corners
Thursday evening.-Leon Devoid has
moved his family to the David Duclaw
house on the New Haven road.-Mr and
Mrs. Matthew Daniels have returned from
Ticonderoga, N. Y, where they were
called to attend the funeral of her father
S. c. Grinell-The list of unclaimed let
ters in the Vergennes postoffice, which,
If not called for by May %, will be sent to
the dead letter office. includes Fred Bean,
Ray Bessett. Noel Beror, Mrs. Henry
Burlegame, Mrs. Willis II. Hall, Harry
Hanks, G.. Hamilton, William Miner.
Sidney D. Moore, Vermont Mineral Paint.
Toney Smiertka, Frank Vincent.-The
Rev. John b. McGarry of Winooski visited
the Rev. l.. A. Vezina Friday.-Prof. A. 8.
Hartman of Middlebury College was a
visitor here Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Travis have move to Kortright,
n. Y, where he has a positon.-Alderma
Levi II. Brown has returned from a
weeks stay at Chateaugay, N. Y.-Mrs.
G.. Il. NJ. Caisse, Mrs. Henry Miner and
Mrs. Rondeau have gone on a visit to
friends in Canada.-Allen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clark, is i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. NJ. G. Whalen has moved to the
house on Maple streer that she recently
purchased of Truman Carpenter.
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