Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-17

pital at that place with erysipelas-
John Fisher Chadwick, the 12-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Lynn Chadwick,
was taken ill Friday with appendicitis
He was brought here to the sanitarium
and an operation performed on Sat-
urday. He was thought to be improv-
ing Monday. The family is moving
from Bethel to this place and will
take possession of the DR.. Clifford
house.-Mrs. Florence Granger Langley
came Monday afternoon from Manches-
ter. n. H., for few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger
&C. J. Stockwell and son. Lawrence.
took possession of the J. B. Adams store
Tuesday and opened the same for bust
ness. Mr.. Adams has no definite plans
for the future that have been made
known.-Charles Griswold Of st. Johns
bury arrived Monday on business
trip.-Mrs. AFRO Cushman has been i'll
for several days and her niece, Mrs.
C. r. Steele, has been with her. Sun
day night Mrs. George Emery went to
stay with her for a time, until she
improves.-Mrs. Harry Chase accom-
panied her daughter Miss Helene Ran
ney, to Boston Sunday night. Mrs
Chase went to meet her husband, whose
headquarters are in Boston.
Mrs s. c. GABRIELLE was in South Royal
ton Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Selden Brooks. who had been i'll
for long time with an incurable disease.
The meeting of the Brotherhood was
held at the parish house Monday night
with an average attendance and a pleas
ant time was enjoyed. Following the
supper which was served at seven o'clock
an arrangement had been made to have
a talk from Charles Noakes, a returned
Canadian soldier, who has resumed his
old position at the Hood milk plant, but
Mr.. Noakes was unable to leave his work,
and Henry Vail being present was in
vited to speak. Mr.. Vail had made no
preparation. but was equAl to the occa-
sion and at once accepted the invita-
ton and for an hour and a half gave a
talk. giving many details Of the work in
which he had been engaged and many
experiences which proved Of greet inter-
est to those present. The following day
he returned to Camp Devens, not having
yet received his discharge. -Phoenix
Lodge Of the Masonic fraternity held its
annual meeting Monday afternoon at the
hall and received the reports and elected
the following officers: w. NJ, E. F.
kibby; s. W., L. s. Brigham; j. W.,
Charles c. Morse; treasurer. A. G.
Osgood; secretary. A. ]. Huse. The ap-
pointive officers will be announced later
and all will be installed at a special
meeting. the date Of which will be made
known in the near future.-Judge Stow Of
Chelsea made his usual visit here on
Tuesday and Wednesday. when he trans
acted business connected with the pro-
bate court-Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Greene
left here Wednesday morning for Law
renee, Mass. where they will visit Mrs.
Greene's sister, Mrs. A. F. Grover. and
attend the wedding Of Miss Grover and
Elton Stevens, son Of c. c. Stevens of
this place. which will take place at the
Grover home this evening. Both parties
are well known here and many friends
will wish for them much happiness in
the future. During the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. Greene their house here will
be closed for the next two weeks and
their boarders will find other places tenn
porarily.-Miss Beatrice Pinney went to
South Royalton Wednesday to meet her
music class.-Mrs. w. s. s. Buck, who
was very i'll Monday night with acute
Indigestion is now impr0vin1