Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17
JOHNSON

George Bradley had the misfortune to
run into team loaded with lumber at
the twin bridges at East johnson. smash
ing his motor truck badly. and after repair
ing /, he ran into the side of the covered
bridge near the station putting his
machine out of commission for a while
Mr.. and Mrs. +, l.. Bishop of Pittshurs.
Pa, are visiting his brother, Lester Bis
hop. and will soon go into camp at
Caspian Lake. Greensboro for the sum-
mer.-Mr. and Mrs Napolean Nolan and
daughter Of Boston are visiting at L.
Joseph Barnards.-W. n. Hayford was in
Barre last week.-Charles Whiting of St
Adams spent Sunday with his family
here.--The remains of Harold Hayford
who was killed at white River Junction.
Thursday. by the section car meeting
a freight train. was brought here for
burial in the old cemetery on Stearns
street Saturday, F.. n. Sherwin
visited in Morrisvlle last week.-Lewis
! Demeritt, who had one foot amput ated at
| the Mary Fletcher hospital, cam" home
| last week and is much more comfort able
and hopes are entertained that he will be
| in his usual health again.. l.. Bishop
| has sold his farm, known as the W. II.
| Stearns farm at East Johnson TO Moses
| Brown of East Berkshire and gives
possession August |. Mr.. Bishops plans for
| the summer are as yet undecided. Henry
! Bangs has returned from his visit to the
| Pearson family in Essex Juncton.-M ISIS
Grace Foster of Underhill spent "A few
days last week with the Misses Alice
Scott and Belle Baker.-Mrs. Carrie
Written and daughters, the Misses
Alice and Mabel. are spending their
vacation here occupying the Mcfarland
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in camp at South Hero for the sum
mer.-Mss Mildred Leslie is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Il. G. French. in Danville.-
from Willoughby Lake and are now at
York, Me, for few days,--Mrs. Josie
l.. Pierce has been appointed. -. ID. g
| NJ, for district No. 6. o. r.. S, in place
OF Miss Ruth Collins of stowe. who was
appointed AT the annual session of the
grand chapter at Burlington. Miss Collins
resigned much to the regret of the dis
trict. on account OF other duties which
would not allow her the necessary time
to devote to the work.-Summer schoo
has opened here with 6S scholars Mrs
A. G Peaks and children in company
with her sister, Miss Stouderman, from
Brooklyn. y. Y. are spending a few
weeks with Mrs. q. b. Landon.-Dr Fred
Wells Of Rutland spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T., +. Wells
Mrs. Fred w, Leslie is spending two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. +. G.. French
of Danville.-Miss Doris Woodland aftel
spending two weeks here has returned Il
her home In st. Alhans.-Mrs, George
Wheeler spent "A part of last week will
Mrs. Wakefield In Morrsvillc.-M
Joseph Fay ana daughter, Mrs DaVi'
Goozsy. Of Rheriey, Mass, spent few
days here last week. They were residents
= of this town for many years .-Mls
Georgianna Bailey WAS II guest of Mrs
Ellenwood Of Cambridge last week.-Mrs.
A. j, Could, after An illness OF nin
, years, died Thursday Services were hell
) al her late residence SATURDAY The Rev
t r. W, Hsgen officiating intsrment wa
made in Lamoie View cemetery, She wa
r s2 years Of age and leaves a HUSBAND
and a son, George and Mrs. II, NJ
8 Maxfeid have returned from Hartford
, Conn, where they carried their daugh