Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
JERICHO CENTER

Mrs Ellen Z. Barber died at her home
Saturday morning, aged 60 years. She
is survived by three children, Miss Lulu
and Harlie of this place and Roy, who
is in st. Adams. Mrs. Barber was a
victom Of influenza and br!ght's disease
fastened her death. The funeral was
held Monday at one o'clock at the house.
Miss Helen Bolger was in Burlington a
few days last week. She will begin her
school again Monday morning.-Mlss
Helen Dewey. teacher in Newbury,
is spending a few days with her sister.
Miss Katherine Dewey, who is still con-
fined to the house.-The many friends
of E. T. Maloney will be pleased to
know that he is able to set up a few
minutes each day. Mrs. Frank Lyman,
who has been nursing at Maoney's, Is
the guest of Mrs. Julian Hoskins-Miss
Mae Eldredge was the guest of Miss
Clara Styles Saturday and Sunday.-A
nurse is caring for F. B. Brown, who has
been Ill for several days.-The Woman's
Foreign Missionary meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O O'CLOCK with
Mrs. Frank Ttiles.-Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott
Beach and Ralph Corliss were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. l.. Thompson Sunday
Mrs. Philip Tomlinson Of Essex and
Mrs. Nettie johnson of Essex junction
were at r. o. Wildor's Thursday-Mrs.
Dora Brown is ill.-Mr. and Mrs Roy
Prior of Burlington visited Mrs. Prior's
father, Joseph Pratt, Sunday.-Miss
Clara Barnum of Enosburg Falls was
at her home the last of the week.
Mrs. E. S. Ransom went Monday to Can
ada to visit fr!ends.-Harold Hunt and
Miss Amy Bentley and Arthur Bentley
and Miss Anna Trleb were married In
Essex Junction Wednesday evening by
the Rev. c. S. Qumby.- Charles Nealy
and Mrs. Ida Tarbox were married at
the BRIDES home Saturday afternoon by
the Rev. A. w. Sturgess.
Mrs. Lewis LaTulip has received the
following letter from her brothers friend
friend. II. f. Fachs
February 16. 1919
Dear Mrs. LaTulip:
Your letter of the 18th received and
VIII be very glad to g've you any infor-
nation about your brothers that I know
They were in the same company with me
until we left for France. On the way
over, Earl was taken III and left at a
hospital in Brest France. Raleigh came
with me to Vebeles, then to La Mans
where we were separated but we mel
again at Laqulre and then parted. met
again at Coulie and / was with him unit
ieft Tor home. He was booked to com,
home with me but on account of Earl be
ing somewhere IN France he decided 10
remain ana thought he could locate Ear
later so he went away on pris ,ners
guard with Frank Magee ] never heard
from them after. | heard through 2
friend OF mine that Earl was better and
out OF the hospital but will not say tina,
Is true statement for there are ALWAYS
rumors that are impossible to believe bu,
| really think he Is all right If wer,
you ] would not worry for il would do nc
good AS for Raleigh, he was 80 fat n.
could hardly button his coat and be is
with good bunch OF fellows and I AN
quite sure they will be home within tive
months. The only thing they syn to b,
troubled with Is mail. Being on the NOV,
all the time, it is impossible to know
where you are.
yours respectfully.
Mechanic II. f. FACHS.
CO. o. 20 Inf, Fort Leavensworth
Kansas.
A church officers meeting was he,,
"Wednesday evening at Mrs. T. s Ran,
SONS. c. *. Tracy OF Richmond wa,
present upper was served.-W. j
Niohos has sold his farm to +. S. Ran
som and Mr.. Nichols will move to III,
Barber farm where he will be superin
tendent the coming year-Mrs. Melinda
Pease has gone to live with Mrs. H. Fl
Wiider.-Mrs. Lillian Hunt was taken I,
the Fanny Allen hospital Wednesda,
afternoon