Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06


N. Y, where she is to remain for a
time with relatives. Her husband. DR..
Freeman, has not yet been discharged
from service and may not be home Tor
some tlme.-Senator and Mrs. Clinton
Adams came from Montpelier Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Adams over
Sunday.-Nlrs. John Dubois and youngest
son went to Montpelier Friday to pass
Sunday with the formers mother. Mrs.
Thomas Gsborne-Miss Bcrnice Davis,
teacher In Bethel, was in town Saturday
to consult DR.. J. +. Cliford.-Mrs. Lucius
Webb was in town on Saturday to Visit
her husband at the sanitarium. Mr.. Webb
has been as comfortable as could be ex-
pected for the last few days.-Mr. and
Mrs Edward Nichols moved from Brain
tree Friday and have taken rooms In
the Martin block on Randolph avenue.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave
pleasant surprise to Mrs. ]. S. Chase
Thursday night when % of them went In
to assist her i'm the observance of her
birthday anniversary. The affair was
complete surprise. The evening was
passed in social intercourse and cards
and before their leave-takng they pre-
scented Mrs. Chase cut glass dish as
remembrance of the occasion. Refresh
Inez Segar of White River Junction came
Saturday for an over-Sunday stay at Mr..
and Mrs. c. u. Sanborn s.-The ladies
Of the Methodist Church realized $14.50
from the supper at the church Thursday
night.-Mrs. Selden Tewksbury and son
left on Monday for White River juno
ton where they went to visit the for
mer's sister, who resides there. Mrs.
Tewkshury also has n daughter VINO
teaches at Hartford. whom she also will
see before coming home.-The union
service held at the Methodist Church
Sunday night was conducted by the Rev.
r. II. Moore and all the pastors took
some part of the service. The Rev. F.. S.
Tolman gave the sermon, taking for his
topic, Crumbs" which proved very in
teresting.- Lucius Webb came from
East Granville Monday and went to the
santarium to see her husband. Mr..
Webb has not been as comfortable for a
little time. but it is hoped that 1t Is not
serious.-Senator and Mrs. Clinton
Adams, who were in town over Sunday,
have returned to Montpelier.
Albert Moore, who has been over
seas in service, is now here on a
five days furlough. visiting his mo-
| Their. Mrs. Alice Moore, and his sis
are Warren Norton, son of Mr.
and Mrs G. \. Norton. is i'll with the
measles. Mr.. Norton recently came here
from Burlington. to enter the employ of
james Oney Observation-Disclosures Hubbard
of Granville has come here for a week
and is boarding at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. j. Il. French. while receiving treat
ment of DR.. j. T. Clifford Mrs. Fred
Sargent, accompanied by her son, went
! to Burlington Monday to enter the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment and may
be obliged to submit to an operation,
| Mrs. f. c. Bennett of Rochester came
Monday for few days with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Paul Miner, and family Mrs
James Oney returned Monday from ar
over-Sunday stay with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Fifield.-Mss Jessie
Blanchard of White River Junction after
an over-Sunday stay here, left Monday
to resume her work.-Lucius Webb, il
at the sanitarium, passed a more com
Portable night Monday and is more com
Portable at the personalities Nellie
Adams of South Royalton was in towr
on business Monday and also called upor
friends.
The annual March meeting was hello
with a good attendance.-N. l.. Boyder
was, elected clerk A. A. Gilman was
elected as selectman for three years ant
Clarence Webster for one year to fill the
unexpred time of c. c. Clifford, who
resigned Frank Williams was chosen a.
lister. and W. S. Bryan as road com
missioner. A. II. Beedle was elected over
seer of the poor and also collector Of
taxes; e. a. Thomas, trustee of publ,
money. and d. d. Howe as first constable
A A. Priest was chosen for auditor. Thu
town voted to pay 1000 to take advantag,
of the State law and 5000 for highwa,
, purposes; $1,000 was also voted to defra.
the expense of the library and S75 for Me
mortal day. The town voted to exemp
from taxation for five years, the Gul
Road Cooperative Dairy company, Inc.
if they build and equip the same. 1t wa
voted to raise 100 cents on a dollar to de
fray the current expenses of the town
The meeting was harmonious and man
ladies were seen in the meeting.-Com
mander Dewitt Webb has arrived from
South Carolina, where he is stationed
and also his sister, Mrs Arthur Holm
of Winchester, Mass, Mass, both coming
to see their father, Lucius Webb. who |
; i'll at the sanitarium-Mrs. Lucius Good
heart went to South Royalton Wednes
day to visit her sister Mrs. o. b. Greene
Miss Ella Pollard of Mortified Falls
came Wednesday to visit her cousin, Mrs
, Heber Holman.-Mr. and Mrs Malcolm
Warwick of Windsor came Tuesday 70
| n few days with their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. w. Brown.-The latest news fror
l Arthur Bell, who is critically i'll was yer
discouraging, and it is feared he canno
e recover. Mr.. Bell is one of the com
4 pany of Bell Brothers and is conductin
n store in Gardiner, Me.-For the last tw
days the sap has been running quite We
u in this vicinity and many have tape