Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
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Miss Pauline Shattuck. who is taking a
| nurses training at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. has been called home by the
serious illness OF her mother. Mrs. W. q
Shattuck.-Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Powers
are in Boston, called there by the death
of Mr. Powers sister.-The Misses Cora
Bressor and Katherine Lavelle Of Bur.
lngton were at their homes here over
Sunday.-Miss Agnes Paradee, who has
been visiting her mother for 10 days. has
returned to her home in Springfield
Mass..-M and Mrs. l. r. Towne, Mrs
]. W. Berry, Mrs. w. w. Miller and Mrs.
II. L. Lawrence were among the visitors
in Burlington Tuesday.-The Rev. and
Mrs. C. c. st. Clair are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. st. Glars parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Richmond. Mr.. St. Clair
has recently returned from overseas
where he has been in service the last
year.-Mrs. w. G. Shattuck is seriously
i'll with pneumonia.-Mrs. Perkins OF
| Montpelier was recently the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bessett.--
Mrs. A. NJ. Sabens of Jonesville Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sabens.-A
number of Changers attended a party al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert James
! in Williston Monday evening.-Aliss Ina
bury, where she has been caring for heI
sister, Mrs. Robert Riggs, who is seri.
ously ILL.,. She was accompanied home by
the three young children of Mr.. and Mrs
Riggs. who will pass some time here with
relatives.--Harry Howe left Saturday
| evening for a few days with friends in
| Montreal.-Miss Eva Berry Of Burling,
! ton was the guest of her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. John Berry. over Sunday.-G
A. Edwards has been confined to tn,
| house by illness for a week.-Mrs.. Park
| i'll and son of Burlington were guests Of
: Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. hepardson ovel
Sunday.-Mrs Cora Olmstead and Mrs
| Robinson will entertain the Ladies' AID
Circle of the Kings Daughters at Miss
Olmsteads home Friday afternoon.--Mis,
Stella McNulty of Burlington Is visitin;
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Buley
! Robert Towers of Sherburne was the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.
Tower, over Sunday.-At the annua
meeting of the Ladies' Aid Circle of tn,
Kings Daughters the following officer.
were elected for the ensuing year
Leader, Mrs. Jennie Berry; vics-leadei
Mrs. w. F.. Wallace; treasurer. Mrs. +
NJ. Stearns; secretary. Mrs. II. Kenyon
MILTON BORO.
Mr.. Boyce was in Champlain Sunday
Marion Stanlv returned Friday from Mil
ton.-Harry Houghaboon spent the week
end at Hihghate.-Mrs. Maud HOugha-
boon has gone to St. Albans.--Mrs. Johr
Shean was in st. Adams Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Underwood visited at Ed
ward Cross's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II
r. Bullock were in Champlain Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanderson were a
II. +. Mills's Sunday.-John Hurry was II
town Sunday,-Gladys Judson went tc
Richford Saturday.
ESSEX JUNCTION
The remains Of Frank c. Rowell. whe
died in Edmonton, Alberta, January II
passed through here Thursday noon Ell
route to Burlington. where intermen
was made in Lake View cemetery. The
bearers were F. ii. Roleau, William J
Francis. j. n. Veronneau and w. II
Yandow. Mrs. Rowell. daughter. Miss
Louise, and son, william, with Mis-.
Anna j. Farley, accompanied the re-
mains here.
Sergt Alan ID. Goodan, grandson o.
Dr. j. S, Goodall who has been II
France the last year and a half. has jus
returned and Ia now home on a short fur
Tough. He was severely wounded in hi
right shoulder and hand the fourth O.
October. At present he ia at the bas'
hospital at Camp Devens for surg!ca
treatment. He expects soon to get hi
discharge.
Miss Ida Stanley. who has been seri
ously Ill at the home of her brother
f. IL. Stanley. since last April. wal
taken Thursday to the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.
| installation OF newly elected officer,
OF Ethan Allen Camp. No. 1882. NJ. w. A.
was hello THURSDAY evening, with ban