Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

'leetinR clOSeu DN tne singing OF Amer
a."-Mrs. II. Il. Bell. who is i'll with
pneumonia. is thought to be comforta-
ble.-It is understood w. G. Emerson will
return here to work Tor Leon Webster at
the Emerson mill, which he recently pur-
CHASED. Mr.. Emerson must understand
the business, having many years conduc-
ted the business at this place. The annua
meeting Of West Randolph Grange was
held Saturday night when the following
officers were elected: Master. o. N.
Gates: overseer. q. II. Slack: lecturer.
Mrs. Gertrude Fassett: steward, George
Dukette; assistant steward. Max Holman
chaplain Mrs. q. l.. Carrigan: treasurer.
John Curran; secretary, Mrs. Ralph
Nichols; gate-keeper. Robinson Heath
Ceres. Mrs. o. y. Gates; Pomona, Mrs.
John Curran; Flora. Mrs George Du-
kettle: lady assistant steward. wis Flint !.
pianist. Doris Allen: choir director. John
l.. Hutchinson; march director, Charles
Noakes: local reporter. Mrs. G. l.. Car
rigan. A special meeting will be called
for November 10 TO initiate IN the first
two degrees.-Mrs. Sarah Lyford. who
has been two weeks with her niece and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Templeton.
left Monday for East Randolph.
Through g. A. Osha. real estate dealer.
the place known az the Draper place now
owned by j. 3. Adams has been sold to
Leon Webster, who II is understood. will
take possession in two weeks, IL the
premises can be vacated by the present
occupants. Mrs. Lewis Jerd and her son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jerd.
The present tenants have not vet
secured house.--A son was born to
MIR. and Mrs Robert Mayo at the sani-
forum here Thursday. The mother will
be better known as Mrs. Olive Rix Mayo
About 20 members Of Fern Rebekah
Lodge attended the district meeting at
Waterbury Friday night and exemplifcd
the initiatory work. Tho meeting was at
tended by large number OF visitors and
delegates. from the several lodges IN the
district-Mrs. e. f. Maxhan, and daugh-
tiers were in Bethel Saturday.--Mrs. II. q.
Bell is Ill with bronchial pneumonia and
IL in town for an over-Sunday visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs y. C. Buck
Miss Mabel Hamilton OF White River
Junction came Saturday night to visit her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs Joseph Hamii-
ton.-Mtss Ruth Pccue returned Saturday
night from White River Junction, where
she had been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Hanrahan.-Mr and Mrs. p. F. Gould
went to Gaysville Saturday night to visit
Mr. and Mrs Martin wyman John
Adams of South Royalton was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. d. f. Gould. Satur-
day.
Armis'ce day was passed here quietly.
all places of business being opened. but
the evening was celebrated with a dance
at the Salisbury ware house. where music
of high order. and a large crowd TO
enjoy 1t gathered for the dancing. --Mrs
X. 3. Bell. VINO Is very i'll with pneu-
r1onia. was not quite as comforta BILE
tuesday. Other cases OF pneumonia are
reported, one of whom is Mr.. Duvai. who
works at the .Ierd meat rnarket.-Ernest
Savage Of Boston visited his mother. Mrs
Dearborn, in the DR.. Blanchard house
over the 18th. and returned to Boston to
resume his work.-Mrs. r. j. Dubuc left
Tuesday for Manchester y. H.. where she
Will pass a few days with relatives --John
Hobart of ST Adams was an over Sunday
visitor in town with relatives. and Mon
4day went TO Burlington. from which city
he VIII return to his home.-Avery
Thresher OF the Tbresher Broth
ers company of Boston. Mass,
and Philadelphia. was in town Monday
Fern Rehekah Lodge held its reguia ?
meeting Tuesday night, with a small AZ
tendance. A special meeting will be held
in tho near future. wnen Mrs. Gertrude
Jewell of Proctorsville. who ia grand
ofhcer will be present 10 make her ON
cial visitation.-Brigham creamery Will be
moved soon to the new building south Of
the town which is now read to occupy
1t is hoped that the business win be trans
fsrred this week. MIR. and Mrs. Stimets
will remain in their rooms az formerly
through the winter and will provide
their own heat.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Newiand of Morrisviile the guests of their
daughter Mrs. Thomas st. Lawrence and
daughter over Sunday. returned 10 their
home Monday.
Ernest Austin has been here in The store
of Bell Brothers for few days to re-
lieve Mr.. Bell for the care of the bust
ness during the very severe illness with
bronchial pneumonia of Mrs. H. B. Bell.
who at present remains about the same
as for the last few days although her
condition is considered quite favorabl --
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard, who have
been here for several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Howard, len "Wednesday
for Winchendon, Mass. where they for
merly lived for some time.--Mrs S. NJ.
MiDuse left Wednesday, FOR New York
49, 81. $50 p'en rU"e ''''e oc'
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" DiooNno'o WS'tihe re'a-
tives. Mrs. Luce left "Wednesday for
Cambridge, Mass.--Mrs K. r. Vein left
wednesday We ... for south Ro-',en to visit
her daughter, Mrs. ,Joslyn.-Mrs. Sadie
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