Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10

iaIis-Miss montgomery TetufHtu i'"'"
Fairfield Friday evening.-Miss How
ard, who has been nursing at r. ;.
Cobb's. has returned to her home at
Cambridge.-James Burns is slowly
large class IL expect
I ed to he adopted into the NJ. w. A.
order at an early date. District Dep
! uty Lynch has been at work in TINS
| town and Waterville this week-bittle
Robert Conant is suffering from an
abscess his neck.--Crowds from
here were at Burlington the Fourth ana
there was good representation az
Worthwhile to welcome the county boys
Mrs Lynn Tracy has been assisting az
the telephone exchange this week,
Mrs l.. NJ. Reynolds being ill.-Mrs'
! Luther Green and daughter. Mrs. Rey-
nolds OF Cambridge were visitors here
! Thursday.--Mrs. John Quinn. former
| resident of this town. was operated on
at a Massachusetts hospital for cancer
this Week.-Mrs. Blanche Powell and
children, who have been visiting here,
returned to their home at Highgate
Center Thursday evening.-About 20
couples attended the ball at Hotel
Melendy Thursday evening. Cabanas
orchestra furnished music.--Mr and
/ Mrs Reuben Laussen and two sons OF
New York city have arrived and are
boarding at THE Hemlocks" for a few
lweeks.-Parker start and Martin Earl
/ Powell went to North Hero Wednes
day for two weeks at Camp Abnaki
Albert Willemy, OF Akron ohio. Wis
tied his uncle, Matt tyr July |. lie
was one of the chauffeurs on a big truck
in the Boy Scout tour and II was the
. first time he had seen his uncle in II
years. having gone West with his parents
when a small boy.-Mrs. Ralph Wells and
/ children returned to their home al Bel
videre Saturda y.--B. r.. Reynolds has had
tonsiltis and quinsy sore throat the week
past.-Bert Davis has finished work on
the section and is driving l.. s. Morse's
truck.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. l.. Start were
at North Hero Sunday. Their son re-
turned home with them.--James Burns is
able to he out.-C. b. Richard and Gard
ner Gates We're at Metcalf pond fishing
, Friday and report a good catch.-Leslie
| Dickinson was a weekend visitor with
his folks.--Iioward Wilson was AT home
from Barre the Fourth and returned
Monday wilmer Stafford arrived home
Friday, having just returned from over
seas.-Frank Rousseau accompanied his
brother. George. on an automobile trip
to Montreal and vicinity Sunday.-Mrs.
A. W. Anderson entertained Mrs. Ora
Weed. of st, Adams Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. Oscar Sunderland and son. Jesse,
and Miss Gertrude were callers in town
Saturday.--.iames Berry has returned to
his duties as conductor on the r. & l..
reght-Some Of the machinery from
: the Gr'iswold mill at Essex was trans
ported 10 the box factory here the past
week.-Mr and Mrs. r.. L. ingalls,. of
5 Watertown. Mass. arrived in town Sat
! urday. He is getting his usual amount
of lumber from r. f. Reynolds.-Mr. and
: Mrs. Lester Smith. of Swantnn. were
over Sunday guests of DR.. and Mrs
Bean.
. DR.. and Mrs. Frank Miner of Washing
ton. D. c. are spending their vacs ton with
relatives and Howard Wilson of Barre is
5 with his mother. Mrs Mary Wilson.-Pro
p fessor and Mrs. l.. p. Smith and Mis-.
I Cora Page of Wells River were in towr
| Monday and Tuesday packing up thei
l effects Al the house recently sold TO j. I.
= | Berry.-The condition of Mrs w. NJ. Rey
= nolds s very serious, DR.. Sparhawk o
| Burlington was called Tuesday .-Mrs
d Miller, who has been visiting her peop
:. at W. G. Curtis for the week past. ha
= returned To Canada.-Air. and Mrs. B. f
= Reynolds were in Burlington Monday
S Harry DEMO spent Sunday with his sol
;. at Harry Davis'.-Mr. Sweeney, who ha
!. been taking G.. Fl. fuckers place on tn
C B. Il l.. freight. has returned to st. AL
l. bans-Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Hawley wer
r, in Burlington Tuesday.--R. Hal Fuller ha
J. the misfortune, Sunday to break throug
e board, badly injuring one ankle.-Th
3 children OF Mrs. Mabel Conant are improv
x ing.-The regular business meeting of tn
Grange was held Tuesday evening. thong
l. the attendance was small an intereslin
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