Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-09
PROFESSIONALLY


Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davis of Jeffer-
sonvlle are receiving congratulations on
the observance of the Goth anniversary Of
their wedding. The event was celebrated
at their home December 81. Among those
present were their children. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Shattuck of East Fairfield. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. f. Davis Of Jeffersonvills
and one grandchild. Everett Wetherell.
also of Jeffersonville. Among the other
relatives present were Mrs. John Mel
endy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman of
East Fletcher and Lafayette Melendy of
Essex Center. The couple was presented
with purse of 5000. AS we'll as being
his wedding anniversary, this was the
list anniversary of Mr.. Davis birth.
Mr.. and Mrs Davis were presented with
a wedding cake by Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Davis.
Miss Marion Montgomery visited at her
home in Fairfield over Sunday.-Mrs.
Lynn Tracy and baby. and Burton May
nard have the inhuensa.-Among the
Burlington visitors Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. Hunt. l. II. Melendy and
Miss Powell-About 100 couples attended
the New Years ball at Hotel Meendy.
The music by the Brown Jazz orchestra
Of Burlington was we'll liked Parties
were there from Morrisville. Burlington,
Underhill, Fairfield and Johnson-O. w.
Holmes remains in critical condition.
Owing to the epidemic the schools.
church, and all public gatherings are
closed for an indefinite t!me.-Edward
Fitzgerald returned to johnson Monday
being too i'll to work.-Saturday a log
rolled onto Glenn Fitzgeralds leg and
foot causing a painful injury from which
ho 10 IN Tbor
dance at George Burnor's Saturday even-
ing.-Mr and Mrs. B. c. Hawley, Miss
Carroll, Mrs. W. G. Lease. b. r. Rey-
nolds and wife attended the funeral Of
! w. w. Smith at Jericho. Frday.-George
| Tillotson has moved into the f. NJ.
| Thomas tenement.-Harold Thomas has
returned from Observation-Disclosures. and
| Mrs. II. w. Varnum have returned from
Mchigan.-M. E. Carpenter of Charlotte.
| district highway commissioner. was n
business visitor at this place last Thurs
| day.--Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Wood were
weekend visitors at Milton and St. AL
bans.-Bert Bean OF Burlington was with
| his parents here last week.-Arthur Man
chester has finished work for George
Pope and is employed by James Burns
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spaulding of
Watervliet, n. Y, were visitors In this
| place Monday. They are TO return 10
their home Thursday were grieved
Sunday to hear of the death of C. Arthur
Steams ut his home In Johnson as he had
many friends in this place-Harold Perry
moved to the place he recently purchased
at the Junction, Saturday.
JOHNSON
The community was greatly surprised
and saddened to learn OF the death OF
c. Arthur Stearns at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
morning from pneumonia, following the
influenza, after an illness of 10 days. He
was the only son of ex-Lieut. Gov. and
Mrs. Charles II. Stearns and was So years
Of age. Besides his parents he leaves q
wife and little daughter. A very large
circle Of friends mourns his death. as HI
was held In high esteem and was one o.
the most popular young men In town
The funeral was from his late home
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.
Mrs. Harry Godfrey has returned from
Lynn, Mass, and gone to her school il
Morristown. where she Is teaching .-Mis
Josie Drown. who has been passing
week with friends in town, has returne
to her home In North Hyde Park.-Mrs