Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-23

closing time, for one =, when Mr..
wright takes the first y IT and Mr..
Bedford the later one. alternating each
week.-Mrs.. N. II. Ellsworth Of Wolcott
was a visitor in town Tuesday.-The
condition of Newton Camp, who is III
with pneumonia, following closely an at
tack of influenza. is improving b.
Marcy and daughter, Miss Goldie Marcy.
went Monday to the Fanny Allen hos
pital at Winooski, where both will I'M
dergo operations, Mr.. Marcy for hernia.
and Miss Marcy For appendicitis
w. T. Slayton and daughter Charlotte
and son William accompanied DR.. Stay
ton to Montpelier Monday, where they
will pass the week.-Mrs. NJ. +. Aims
worth and daughter lola were weekend
visitors in Hardwck, guests of the for
mer's mother, Mrs e. w. Answorth.-
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Foss are passing a
few days in Boston.-Mrs. A. c. Hooker
of Hardwck was a recent visitor in town.
Owing to the illness from influenza Of
Miss Mary Jean Simpson and Mrs. Mertie
Blair of the high school faculty, the
, academy will be closed until Monday and
students are requested to remain on
their premises until then.-The remains
Of Emerson Bodger, who died in Boston
Saturday, arrived here Tuesday evening
anu were placed III tne vault AT IledSdHb
View cemetery. where burial will be
made in the spring. Mr.. Bodger was
cousin of Mrs. j. NJ Foss and Mrs.
George G. Morse of this town.. Ran
dali Child of Boston was a guest Tues
day and Wednesday of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. F. r. hild.-Arnouncement 10
made of the marriage Of Miss Merte f.
| Bedell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Bedell OF East Fairlee, to Dean Simp-
| son OF st. Johnsbury. Miss Bedell was
! Tor several years a clerk in the A. G..
Small store.-The sick members of the
family of Thomas p. Brown are improv-
ing-Mrs. Helen Campbell of Albany In
| working an indefinite stay at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell.-The
officers elect Of Lamoille Lodge, n. r.
o. P, were installed Tuesday evening
District Deputy G.. e Smith as installing
officer. At the close of the meeting an
oyster supper with "fxings" was served
Mrs. Carl Brownell Of vergennes is
passing some time with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs II. A. Slayton.-Charles Hines
went Tuesday to Burlington. where he
has employment.-Miss Barbara Small
who Is Ill with influenza, is improving
Mrs. +. II. Hopkins Of Johnson was the
guest Of friends in town Wednesday en-
route to ST. Johnsbury.-Mrs. Foster
I Andrews of Johnson was a guest We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Towne.-
| Mrs. ]. P. Roy was a visitor in st.
! Johnsbury Wednesday.-C. NJ. Bridge Is
able to be out after his recent illness
A. c. Small visited in Winooski Wednes-
day-Sunday services of the Congrega-
tonal Church will be held in the town
hall owing to the fact that the vestry
and parlors are being used as a hospital.
The subject of the Rev. Mr. Goodliff's
sermon will be christianity at the
Bar."-The Rev. w. T. Best will speak
about Vanity Fair. THE 18th Com
mandment" in the morning and Does 1t
Pay? in the evening are the topics to
be used by the Rev. j. ]. Bennett
Mrs. Lizzie Drew went Tuesday to East
Cabot for a two weeks stay with her
son.-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Gamblin have
received word of the safe arrival from
overseas at Camp Merritt, N. j.. Of their
son, Jay.-Nason Russell Of Bristol.
Conn. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Nellie
| Russell.