Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17

Irving Bal1ard.-MrS. Leo Mcclellan and
little daughter and brother. Carlton Ran.
som, returned to East Orange. y. J..
sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Walter Kew and
two sons of East Lexington, Mass. called
on friends Monday.-Leon Bailey of
Bristol Mass, visited his cousin, Frank
T.. Kinney. the past week.--Mr. and Mrs.
+loserh Rochelle were joyousy surprised
Sunday morning by the arrival of their
son. Private Earl Rochelle. Private
Rochelle has not been home since his en-
listment February 1918. and has spent
nine months in France. Rochelle received
his honorable discharge at Camp Devcns
JERICHO.
II will be of interest to the people of
his place to know that a medal has
been received by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Buxton of Burlington. which was pre-
scented by the city of Elizabet n. j., in
grateful recognition of the patriotic serv-
&c in the world war of their late son.
Vernon c. Buxton.--Donald Hawley has
gone to Loon Lake, y. Y, where he has
d position for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Barney and children of Okla =
noma, Cal. are visiting relatives and
Friends in town.-A daughter was born
o Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ayers Saturday
Mrs. Eliza Sherman. who has been visit
ng at the home of Lorenzo Rice and L..
Rice, has returned to her home in
leffersonville Miss Florence Day. who
has been visiting friends in st. Johns
bury the past few days. has returned
nome.-Mrs. Lette Tracy. who has been
visiting friends in town the past few days,
has returned to her home in st. Albans.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells, who have
been visiting Mrs. Sybil Wells the past
Jew days, have returned to their home
n Detroit. Mich-Arthur Erlanderson of
Brooklyn, y. y, who has been recently
discharged from the L. S aviation serv-
&c, is a guest of Miss Annie Putnam at
he home Of her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. James McClure.-Miss Mary Casey
bf New York State is spending the sum
ner with her cousins. Charles and Miss
Katherine Reavy.-Hram Day. a cotton
broker, and Homer Day. a railroad secre-
AIRY, both of New York city were re-
Fent visitors at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Mary Day.-Frank Evans has re-
urned to his home in Salisbury Pa,
nd Miss Gladys went to New York to
bersue a summer course OF study at
columbia University. Mrs. Evans will re-
main a few weeks longer with relatives.
Kenneth Day, who has been visiting
lis grandmother, Mrs. Mary Day, the
past week. has returned to his work in
Boston.-Miss Mary Teachout has been
listing relatives and friends in Essex
uncton.-Mrs. John Krewett was sum-
noned to Burlington Saturday to see her
aughter, Mrs. George Harris. who is
pending the summer at Camp Rich but
Vas in the city shopping. When crossing
he street. she slipped and fell across
he electric car track breaking her arm
Pear the shoulder and fracturing the
boulder blade. She was taken into the
Norwood Hotel where first aid was rem
ered and later to the Mary Fletcher
ospital-Mrs, Evaline Whitton, who has
(een visiting at the home of Mr.. and
frs. Eli Wilton the past few days
as returned home Archie Russin. who
as been very Ill with heart trouble and
rheumatism, is able to be up.
Word has been received from Pvt. Earl
Rochelle by his mother stating his ar
ival from overseas at Camp Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurst and Lucy Tram
ray of Montreal have arrived AT the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tomlinson
,here they will board for the summer
Word has been received of the death of
FRS Barnard at New York city, wife
the rev. t1enIN former pas
pr of this place. Mrs. Barnard was
cry active church worker and very
husical.-Charles Percval is enjoying a
ew days vacation. His son, Clement. has
barge of the station during his absence
AT St. Thomas Church next Sunday
bass will he held at HIS as Father
errian goes to Cambridge, where mass
ill be held at $50 a. m.--Frank Leach
nd Mr.. and Mrs John Carey and chill
rem of Binghamville were recent visitors
town.-Mrs. M r.. Brewster and chill
rem, Reed and Rosemary, of Bingham
lille were recent visitors OF relatives in
bwn.-Mrs. William Buxton and daugh-
pr of Queen City Park who We're visitors
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Curtis
yer Sunday, returned home Monday eve
ing.-Joseph Gunnison of New York city
visiting at the home Of George and
tiss Ellen Costello for few days
tr. and Mrs. r. r. Jacobs and son were
unday visitors of friends in jefferson
ile.-Mrs. F. w, Hitchcock of Cam
ridge is spending a few days at the
ONE of Mr. and Mrs. Carman s. Brush
Two of the boys of Wilston Boy Scout
roop were recent campers on Mt. Mans
ED
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Framework
aughters, Mildred and Jacqueine. son
onrad and their guests from Underhil
nd Richmond motored on Sunday to
talletts Bay, where they spent the day
WILLISTON
Those who have finished their cookers
Jay have their radiators by calling at
he office Of the farm bureau Each
hdiator is 40 cents. Please leave money
the office