Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-14

the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George S. Wright, who undces
went an operation AT the 81. Alban(
hospital about four weeks ago, re-
turned TIC her home on Smith street yess
terday.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
Ice Of the third crop, which 10 being
cut In the river, Is IL inches thick..--o. A.
stevens badly injured his back. when he
fell about IL feet from the veranda roof
at r. A. Galnes's Monday afternoon
| Miss Rule Kimbal! returned last weeh
| from Burlington. where she had been
| for three weeks assisting in the Home
| for Destitute Children. She has entered
| the employ Of S. 8. Hall, Jr.. in his Jew
| clry store.-J. +. Wallace Of Berkshire war
operated on at Maple Park sanitariuna
| Saturday for loose cartilage in his knee
which he injured a few weeks ago. while
numbering. He and Mrs. Wallace are
staying few days at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Demar. Of
School street.-Miss Ruth Ladue passed
Sunday with friends in Sheldon.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Casavant went to st. Adams
| Monday for weeks vacation.-Mrs.
Alexander Benolt returned last weela
| with her son. Carmile. He was attend
ing the convent school in winooski when
taken i'll a few weeks ago. She accom-
panied him and her brother, Arthur
Benoit on their return Monday to their
school dutiss-A. ]. Croft has been shut
in few days by llness.-Mary Elizabeth
Pomeroy entertained six of her girl
friends at dinner Monday afternoon In
honor Of her sixth birthday anniversary.
C A. Hull and the Rev. T. F. Smith OF
West Berkshire were business visitors In
town Monday.
Mrs. James Judd died Saturday night Al
the home OF Max Hogaboom, where sh<
has lived for the last year. The funeral
was held at 1890 o'clock Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Simpkins in Maple
Park.-Mrs. H. T. Smell was brought to
Maple Park sanitarium Saturday morning
and was operated on that forenoon. 1t was
a case Of gangrenous appendicitis. She
passed away that evening. The funeral
was held from the home at West Enosburg
Tuesday at one o'clock.-G. f. Sayles.
who with Mrs. Sayles. were visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Sayles. was
summoned to Chesterville. Ont, by wire
March G. 20 learn that he had been
transferred to Hermon, ~ Y. Mrs. Sayles
received a message Friday and left on
her return Saturday. Mr.. Sayles will be
in charge Of a Hires condensary in his
new field.-Mrs. Martin Gilbar has sold
the Ann Farnsworth place to Stanley
Sayles, who will move his family there
soon.-March Ii with a temperature Of Il
below zero is a reminder that winter still
lingers.-C. A. James is i'll as the result Of
, | a fall and injury to his chest while on the
/. delivery team.
J. o. Kimball returned Friday morn
; ing from a visit Of two weeks in Bos
ton, where his daughter, Miss Eliba
. lbeth Is pursuing her musical studies
| During this absence he visited Mr. ant
> Mrs. o. w. Holden in Belmont. Mass.
who went from here last fall.-Miss
Ruth Draper has been passing few
, days with Mr.. and Mrs. John Branch
Jr. in ST. Albans.-Mrs. o. N Kelton OF
. st. Adams was the guest over Sunday
of Mrs b. H. Dickihson-A daughter
Bette Harriet, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Gardner Chase of Mount Pleas
ant, Mich. March l. Mr.. Chase was q
former principal Of the high school
here.-A son, Clyde Alfred, was borr
to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Billado March s
j. B. Kmball was in Franklin re-
Gently to attend the annual meeting OF
. the stockholders of the c. w. Powell
company.
Mrs. Hannah Kendall has returned from
Watertown, Mass, where she has passed
the winter and is at tine home Of her son
liz c. Kendall, in South Franklin.-Mr
5 and Mrs. Aran Towle and son Glenn o
South Franklin were in town Tuesday
going to ST. Adams to an infantile paral
: ysis clinic.-Mrs. Ella Fales. who ha
= been passing a few weeks with her sister
Mrs. F.. c. Kendall is visiting Mrs
Marion Laid in West neutrality-suspicious.
j Mears is out after several days Hines
a with a throat trouble.-Mrs. II. A. Gid
Z dngs passed Saturday with her mothel
Mrs. j. l.. Whitney. in Richford.-Georg
d Fuller of st. Adams was in town Monday
II IF. C. Farrell has returned from a bust
e ness trip to Boston.-Miss Nellie LeClai
# Of Essex junction passed Sunday an
t Monday in town.-The family of Alfrs
Mills left here Monday for Windsor.
II Mrs f. j. Parmelee was summoned t
n Burlington Tuesday by the serious Hines
r of cousin. l.. A. Walker.-George Dems
of Fletcher was a business visitor ::
A. town Tuesday..-M. p. Perley has bee
ID shut in since Friday with severe cold
/. ENOSBURG.
= The won.en's missionary me citing WI
re be held at the home of Mrs. Il II. May
p nard to-day lit 200 p. m.--Mrs. II.
'e Smell died Sunday morning at the Pratt
IN Sanitar!um. Enosburg Falls where sh
III went Saturday for an operation for AZ
III pendicitis. Services we've held at tn
home Tuesday at 100 y. m.--Mrs. Ra
s. Moulton CT Vergennes is passing wee
he at her fathers, w. !. Charee.-Mr an
IN Mrs. Avery Gross passed the week en-
C. with J. o. Gross.