Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

visor, has been made a district highwS1
commissioner, his appointment having
come from State Commissioner Bates
Harry Scott Of Bakersfield was In town
Friday morning. being OH his return from
Montreal, where he accompanied Mrs.
Scott and child, who have gone on a visit
to her parents In Lyons, Neb.--Fred
Walbeon has employment during the
sugar season on the farm of j. G. Gaines
on the Bakersfield road.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. ROBBIE and daughter, Miriam, who
went to Franklin few weeks ago, where
there was Illness In the family Of Mrs.
Robie's sister, Mrs. Howard Horskin,
have remained to assist in the farm
work.
The Rev. s. W. Anthony of st. AL.
bans has agreed to speak on expert.
ences in France at some future time.
under the auspices of the mems class
of the Methodist Sunday schooI.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. Hannah, who have been
staying in town a few days, while Mr..
Hannah has been doing some work for
the Standard OIL company, left Satur-
day for Bethel.-Harry Jones, who re-
turned from overseas few weeks ago,
received his discharge at Camp DevenS
and returned here Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Towle of Berk-
shire were guests Saturday of Mrs.
Towle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Jones.-Miss Sibbiel Noble has returned
from Boston, where she had been visi-
ling the families of her two uncles.
Is. G. Kendall and c. Fl. Burt for two
weeks.-Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Davis
were in Richford, Saturday. to attend
the funeral of Mrs Davis sister-in-
law. Mrs Hayes Bailey. The burial
was in West Enosburg cemetery, the
cortege passing here at noon.-David
Rosa recently scalded his leg badly
with steam at the wachusett creamery,
where he Is employed-Lloyd Duffy
returned from Boston, Saturday, after
a short business visit there.-Mr. and
Mrs. K. ]. Rogers Of Cabot arrived in
town. Thursday, on a visit to the home
OF Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Cassidy. where their son had
preceded them by about two weeks.
Mr.. Rogers returned Monday while
Mrs. Rogers and son will remain for q
more extended visit. Mrs. Ralph Boil.
ster Of Monts emery another daughter.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy last week.
Mrs. Creighton Cassidy o; East
Berk shire was a recent visitor in town.
j B. Crochier of Montreal passed
Sunday with his family here-Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Roll g and daughter. Miri.
am, returned from Franklin, Saturday.
where they had been for a few weeks
In the family Of Howard Horskin.-
Mrs. d. NJ Jones of Richford resumed
her position as assistant in the high
school after weeks absence, owing
to the illness of Mr.. Jones. whose con.
dition Is improved.-G. w. Rublee,
who travels for the Ames Pillow COM
pany, and Clair D. Rublee from the
Medical college, Burlington, were in
town Saturday, to attend the funeral
OF their grandmother, Mrs. Marcia
Suhlee, in Berkshire.
The Rev. W. B. Dukeshire was in st,
Adams Monday and accompanied the
burial party Of Mrs. John Whalen, whose
funeral was held that day and said the
commitment service at the Misssuuoi
cemetery near B. C. Gallup's Mrs.
Whalen was the daughter Of John Mer-
rill.-E. Fl. Sheldon. who has been en-
ployed by the Federal Packing company,
has been promoted to the position of
assistant superintendent at Gouverneur.
n. Y. VI. L. Irish, who has held the
! position, is assigned to the superintend-
ency of the company's plant at Oneonta,
N. Y. Mr.. Sheldon accompanied his
mother, Mrs. c. C. Sheldon, who had
been hare on visit. to her home at
East Highgate, Monday. He returned
the same night and left for his new
position Tuesday. Mrs. Sheldon will
remain here for the personalities Hill
dreth Tyler Of the University of YER
mont is passing a few days at home
| The Rev. G. e. L'Ecuyer was in st.
Johnsbury recently. called to attend the
funeral of an aunt.-Miss Annette
L'Ecuyer and Mrs. j. H. Budd were re-
cent visitors in st. Albans-Mr and
Mrs. A ]. O'Heare were in St. Adams
with Mr.. O'Heare's parents Sunday
F~W. Wallace, who was in Springfield
last week, owing to train connections.
was obliged to pass Sunday in St
Albans.-Mrs. D. NJ. Gardner, who accom-.
panied her son, W. L. Gardner, to Bos-
ton last week, is remaining to visit her
brother. Irving Lawrence, in Lowell.
Mass.-James 3. Corey, who was en-
ployed by c. H. Dunton and called to
the colors June IS, has recently been
discharged and has taken his old posi-.
ton with Mr. Dunton.
Halsey Duntin, who is assisting his
brother, John, OH the home farm in
Highgate, was in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kendall, who have
been passing the winter in Boston on
account of the illness Of their little
daughter. Ruth, are expected to re.
turn soon. THE daughter is improved.
Miss Aura Kendall, who went to st,
Adams hospital. Monday, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. V, A. Irish, with
whom she is staying, returned here
Tuesday. Her condition did not war.
rant any operation at this timex. d.
Ovitt of Bakersfield was in town. Tues.
day.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Maynard Smith of Sheldon visited Al
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