Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-06

mornirg.-Mr and Mrs. w. c. Emerson
or LiSbCn, y. H., came Saturday night to
remain until Tuesday Mira l.. G.. Dowd
% Montpelier, who came Friday TO see
hsr husband who Is employed here. re-
turned home Saturday nisht.-Miss
Miriam Angel, i'll for several weeks. has
not been as well for u few days.-The
Thomas store opened Saturday under the
new proprietor, ID. l.. observation-disclosures
Webb of East Granville came Saturday
70 consult DR.. clifford at the sanitarium
for trouble which has long given him
much Dan.-.The emergency hospitai'
which has been conducted in the parish
house. Is closed and the patients have
gone to their homes.--Mrs. l.. +. Butman,
who has been III with bronchial pneu-
monia, was able Saturday to be down
staids for the first tlme-George Mann
of Dewey's Mills was in town Friday to
visit his mother, Mrs William Mann. at
the sanitarium.--Joseph Bean has gone
| to Windsor to visit his father for a few
days. but expects to return here for the
| summer.-Mr. Ellsworth a real estate
! dealer from Newburgh, n. Y, IL passing
few days at the j. e. French home
| News has been received from Everett
! Bingham, who Is in France, announcing
that he is well and hopes to be home
before long.-Mrs Hattie Nichols has
/ been Ill for several days at her home on
/ Pleasant street.--Mrs. Cottrell, who lives
out on n farm, has been summoned to
I.eominster, Mass, by the illness Of her
mother.-G. A. Osha, real estate dealer,
has sold the Herman r.. Flint farm,
located near the Gray farm in Randolph,
with stock and tools. to Fl. Belisle. Her
man r. Flint has purchased the farm
owned by G. A. Osha, known as the
George Mudgett farm in Braintree, which
he will occupy in the near future.-H. G..
Bundy, who has recently been discharged
from service and who, with his wife.
who was Versa Cassidy have been in
town for a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
d. b. Cassidy. While here Mr.. Bundy
found employment with the Hood COM
pany and instead of returning to ST
Johnsbury as they expected are now
established in the tenement Of Mr.. and
Mrs Cassidy on Pearl street for the
winter and Mr.. Bundy has begun his
work at the milk plant. Mr.. and Mrs
Cassidy have gone to live with Miss
Blanche Sparhawk on Pleasant street FOL
the present and Miss ,Sparhawk will
board with the family.-Miss Eleanor j
Clark returned Saturday from weei
in Hanover, N. H., ready to begin hei
work at the teacher-trainlng department
Of the high school at the opening session
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Emerson, whc
have been in town since Saturday, guest,
Of Mrs. Harry Chase, and other rela
tives, have returned to Lisbon. N. H.
where they are living this wnter.-Mrs
Henry Pierce, whose husband recent,
died at Norwich. Conn, of pneumonia
has returned and is now disposng Of he
personal property and some Of he
household goods, and will as soon a.
arrangements can be made 60 to Con
= necticut to pass the winter with friends
!. after which she will decide Just wher
!. to locate. She will soon give up he
t present quarters on the Rhodes place
Y where they have lived since coming int
: this place from Warren a few day
r ago.-Mr. Sanborn. who has for year
d been in very innrm condition OF
: account of shock Of paralysis, fell tn
d other day in his home, injuring on
shoulder.-The schools all opened Mon
day and proceeding along the som
i lines as formerly, but the nearly thre
q weeks of quarantine has delayed tn
: work Of the school year sadly.-News ha
K been received from Henry Vail that h
i Is still in France. 1t also is learne
that Ralph Dunn. who formerly live
q in town and who has been overseas 70
i several months, is soon going to Pari
= for three months course of study O
$ the cornet William Blanchard. also O
q this place, has had the same offer a
Is Dunn, but he is expected home.-Mr.
e E. I. Claflin, one of the infuenz
i patients. is now improving and is abb
to be about the house.