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

)AY. MARCH ~, 1919.
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at Mrs. Thomas brothers, =. A. woods
The Misses Frances and Helen Hyde Of
the U. V. M. and students from Brigham
and Montpelier Seminary are at homo for
a vacation.-Mrs. Myron Leach has been
entertaining her brother Of the U. 8.
army.-Howard Keith came home from his
work at Waterbury Saturday evening
Miss Beryl Powell returned to her school
work at Barton Monday mornins.-Miss
Chloe Powell came home from Montpelier
Monday morning and has returned to
position as q teacher In the second grade
Of the high school.-The monthly meeting
Of the l. c. A. is to be hold with Mrs. B.
r. Reynolds Tuesday. April l.-Mrs. Ho-
bart Of Cambridge has been a visitor ut
+. l.. Starts this week.-A. r. Rousseau
came home from Burlington Wednesday
evening.-Several cases Of measles
in this part Of the town this week.
The third and fourth degrees we're
given a class Of candidates at the Grange
Tuesday evening by the ladies' degree
team. The tables for the third degree rep
rcsenting the Cleaner was very effective
and for the fourth a contented home.
Mrs. J. r. Parker the Pomona lecturer Of
Worthwhile was In town for tho meeting
and made remarks. The lecturer IL to
further plans for a neighbours night In
June. The following program Is arranged
for April 8: Song. Grange; defamation.
Raymond Hawley: song. Grange choir;
discussion, current events. led by Prof
venable; solo. Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" Mrs. Greta Morse; paper. Care
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Rousseau; paper, Methods OF Manufac-
turing and Marketing Maple Products"
r. A. Wilcox; a surprise feature. roll
call to be responded to by short anecdotes.
MORRISVILLE
Mrs. G. M. Powers went Monday
night to New York city for short
stay with her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Powers. combining pleasure with busi-
ness connected with the Red Cross
work.-Mrs. A. c. Hooker of Hard
wick came Monday evening, guest
while here Of Miss Leata Howard at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard How
ard.--Clifford Barrows was a business
visitor in st. Johnsbury Monday.-Mrs.
Friedrich Spaulding returned Monday
evening from a few days with her
father, N. H. Reed. Of North Wolcott.-
Mrs. Nettie Law of Middlebury is pass
ing a few days in town at the homo of
her father. s. r. Brack ett.--Mrs. Addie
Chaffee of Stamford. Conn.,. a former
resident, called upon friends in town
Tuesday while transacting business
Mrs. w. L. White OF Hardwick was
guest Tuesday and Wednesday of
Mrs. Whites sister, Mrs. Ella sillo.
way.
| Miss Lena Wilder. teacher at the
| Pleasant Valley school. in Gilmore, has
| finished the winter term and Is at home
for two weeks vacation.-R. d. Thomp-
| son was called to Bristol over the week.
end to attend the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs Curtis Cram. Mrs. Thompson went
| to Cambridge to remain with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Buk>r, while Mr..
! Thompson was away.--Miss Esther DOM
| cry, of Walden. Is passing some time at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wallace.
Mrs. A. J. Gauvin was weekend Wis
itor in Johnson at the home Of her Sis
ter. Mrs. George Atwell, called there on
account Of the illness of her niece. Mrs.
Carmine Courtney.-Mrs. Burnett Tillot-
son was a guest Friday OF her son. L. c.
| Tillotson.-Edson Preston has returned
to Wallingford after passing a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Warren. He was &C
companied to Burlington by Delbert War
rem. who spent Saturday there.-Charles
NJ. Chaplin returned Friday from a stay
Of several days In Boston.-Corp. Earl
Foss. s7th division. 312th ammunition
train, arrived home from overseas FRI
| day evening.-R. v. N. Burk, OF Lyndon
Vile, a former resident, is passing n few
days in town.-Mrs. George w. Boards
ley. Of Boston, came Friday evening to
,,iHi Ia
E. w. Patch. Of Cambridge. passed Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. Addie Woods.
p. ]. Liberty and son. Lewis. went Mon
day to Belvidere, where they have a jot
at carpentry work for two or three weeks
Ralph Drown. U. v. NJ. Burlington,
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Drown
DIR. Lloyd c. Robinson, who went to
Manchester, N. H.. several weeks age
! to locate, has decided to return to Nor.
risville and will open an office in the
rooms over the water and light office
after they are vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Croker. who will move In a week &c
the tenement in the Wilson block. DR.
Robinson. who has passed a few days II
town, returned to Manchester Monday
Harold Gates. Of the University OF Yer.
mont. was guest Sunday Of his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Gates.-Writ.
ings were completed Monday conveying
from Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Keeicr the
south house Of tho twin houses on Ell
more street to Mr.. and Mrs. Newell II
Demas.-Miss Ida Keller returned Mon,
day to her work as teacher In Wolcot
Mrs. J. r. Parker went to Jefferson
willie Tuesday evening to visit the loca
Grange at their regular meeting.-Siisl
Irene Taylor Of st. Johnsbury came Tues
day evening for a visit with friends.
guest while hero OF Mr.. and Mrs. Free
F.. Wheeler.-Mrs. B. C. Hoyt Of Hard
wick came Tuesday evening to visit he
sister, Mrs. A. c. Bedell.-Mrs Franz
Fountain OF Hardwick arrived here Tues
day evening and is a guest at the Foun
tain farm.-H. e. Beeman. who recent!
suffered an attack of appendicitis. wen
Wednesday to the Fanny Allen hospital
where he will undergo an operation. HI
was accompanied by DR.. A. NJ. Goddard
who was accompanied to Burlington b!
Mrs. Goddard.-Mrs. Fred Goodrich ant
Mrs. Frank Smith were visitors Tuesda.
in Hardwick. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. b
C. Hoyt.-Miss Elsie Ovitt and brother
Bailey Ovitt. went Wednesday to Enos
burg Falls for n visit Of two weeks Will