Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-13

itor at the home of his sister Mrs.
II. w. Barrows, Tuesday night. return
ing home Wednesday, Mise Mildred
Patterson of Stowe high school Is de-
tanned at home this week with Sc
we're cold.
MORRISVILLE
Miss Mertie Blair passed Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Alburg-Miss
Mary Jean Simpson and mother, Mrs.
Alice Simpson, were visitors Saturday IN
Burlngton.-Thc Misses Ina Wells and
Muriel Smith passed Sunday in Johnson.
guests of the formers mother. Mrs. Lot
tie wells.-Mr and Mrs. Harrie Campbell
of Barre were weekend guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. a. ]. Douglass.-There Will be
n dance st. Patrick's night March II, at
the town hall. Cranes orchestra of Ave
pieces will furnish music.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Sulham of Underhill were guests
Sunday of Mr.. Sulham's sister. Mrs.
Clinton Stygles-M Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL.
Sharon attended the auction at Fort
Ethan Allen, where Mr.. SHARON pur-
chased horse.-Willard Jones. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jones Of the Gar
field road, died Sunday morning. The
several members of Bert Roots family.
who have been Ill with influenza, are
improving.-Mrs. o. w. Styles went
Monday to St. Johnsbury for few days
stay and will drive home the team which
Mr. Styles has used while covering a
part of New Hampshire as travelling
salesman.--Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Gates
went Monday to Barre to hear General
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p Drown received
a wireless Thursday. from the ship Vedc
from their son. Corp. Allard Drown, 54ti
Reg Coast Artillery, stating that he was
to reach Boston Friday.-Miss Susan
Delano. U. V. NJ, who came to attend
the funeral of her uncle. Fred A. Gilbert
returned Thursday William Cole, U. S
NJ. submarine chaser 232. has arrived
honorable discharged and arrived home
from Newport. Va, Thursday evening
Mrs. w. w. Combs of st. Johnsbury was
guest Friday of her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. B. Morey.--Mr. and Mrs. Charlie.
Cox, who have passed the winter at Hud
son, Mass, have returned here and wen
Thursday evening to Fletcher to visi
their daughter. Mrs. George King
Nataline, a young daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. e. Eaton. Is seriously i'll witt
measles.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Small o.
Boston are guests for few days at tn,
home Of Mr.. Small's father, l.. s. Small
before leaving for California. where the,
intend to make their future home
Nelson W. Styles. son of Mr.. and Mrs
o. W. Styles. of this town, and Mis-
Glenna G. Adams of North Hyde Park
were united in marriage February % a
st. Johnsbury, the Rev. Don d. Scott of
floating. Mr.. and Mrs. Styles will carr.
on his fathers farm on Garfield road
o. W. Styles, travelling salesman 70
A. e. COUNSEL & Son. St. Johnsbury, VIII
passed several weeks covering points II
New Hampshire. spent the weekend witt
his family. returning to Claremont N. H
! to resume his work.-A fire alarm Frida
forenoon was for a slight blaze in tn
Meacham block on Court street The fir
was caused by an overheated stove pip
and did but slight damage,
| Dogs are due to be licensed on or be
| fore April 1.-The condition of Mrs. A.
Ellsworth remains about the same.-MI
and Mrs. Clifford W. Barrows have re
turned here from Burlington. They wer
accompanied by Mrs II. H. Butterflelt
who visited for a short time with he
mother. Mrs. Carrie Barrows.-L A
Gould has purchased his fathers farr
on the Mountain road-Mrs. r. c. stat
ford and children are passing some week
| in Plainheld with Mr.. Stafford. who
experimenting large pulp wood job
! A. A. Niles and son, Logan, are passn
the week In Montpelier with their daugr
ter and sister. Mrs. Albert w. Spauldins
| Mrs. c. r. Jamason of White Rive
Junction is guest Of her sister. Mr.!
II. J. Fisher.-W. NJ. Tillotson of S
Johnsbury. a former resident, Is visitin
his mother at the home Of his brother
II. s. Tillotson.-S. NJ. bearing OF Whit
River Junction succeeds L. G. Terrll a
manager of the 4. +. company store her
and will be assisted by his wife in til
business. Mr.. Terrill will take charge c
the North Winooski avenue store of tn
same name in Burlington for the presen
Mr. and Mrs. Terrill have made man
friends during their stay in Morrisvil
who will sincerely regret having thei
leave this village-The ladies Of III
Catholic Church will have social an
supper at Grand Army hall st. Patrick
evening, March 1.-THE Unity class
the Congregational Church held an er
joyable meeting at the church parlol
Monday evening. After the business,
social and musical hour was enjoyed. II,
freshments were served by the hostesse
the Misses Wilcox, Blair and Flint.
Supt. and Mrs. Lyman Darling of Ludlo
are passing a two weeks vacation wit
relatives here and in Garfield. Mr.
Darling and sister. Mrs. Fred Campbell
went to Hyde Park Wednesday to Wis
their aunt. Mrs. p. T. Denio.--The ladi,
Of the Universalist Church will serve
clam chowder supper at their vestry tn
evening". NJ Briggs of Portsmout