Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-07

turned. TO her home In Waterbury at night.
News has been. received of the appoint.
meht Of Mrs. Phyllis NJ, Hurditt, grand
mHtron bf Vermont, IN the effiea of
worthy grand wHrder ~ the recent SEES
sion of ths seHsrAl grand chapter con-
vened Al Seattle, Wash.=Mrs. Harry
Chase went tn Windsor Saturday to re-
main with her husband, who Ia to he
there over Bunday.--Miss Mary Pratt
went to Montpelier Saturday TO visit old
friends,-Miss Dorothy F'arr went TO 81.
Adams for an over-suuday visit with
frienda'-Miss Annie Kimbal has bean in
Norfolk, Conn, for few daye with
friends. -faobert Sault Of Lawrence. Mass
Ia here for two monehH.-A son was born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Davis
Mrs. +. G. Danforth Of rabyans. ~ r.,
has recently visited her sister, Mrs A. A.
Priest, and family.-Corp. Perley Terry
son or Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Terry, has
arrived home. having received his dis
charge. He enlisted October 90, 1911 and
was soon assigned to duty in the Walter
Reed hospital. Washington. y. c., where
he remained during his entire term Of
service.
Miss Ruth Stimets went on a so-mlle
| horseback trip to Barnard and return
one week ago Sunday and since that time
has been very lame and unable to move
with ease. She has been in bed and
under the care of DR. Angel and others
whom he called in. until Monday, when
specialist was summoned from Bur
lington. who feared that Il was infantile
paralysis. 1t In understood that what
ever II IL the specialist thought it had
reached It's height and that In any case
she would be no worse. Many still think
that II Ia the effects of her long ride,
and the fact that she was not accus-
toned to riding any great distance. Mr..
I and Mrs Stimets are on their return trip
from California and will not be here for
several weeks unless called here by her
illness-The funeral of the late Charles
kendle was held in the Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock. the Rev.
r. n. Moore officiating 1nterment was
| made in the cemetery here Mrs. Put
nam. mother of Mrs. Kende, arrived
here and after due consideration IL was
! not thought wise to take the remains
West The bakery which they formerly
owned and operated was sold SATURDAY
, to Jesse B. and Thomas Sibley and
possession was at once given. The stock
| sold to R. H. Slack and the household
| goods were sold at auction on Satur-
day. The family accompanied by the
mother. Mrs Putnam. left Sunday night
/ on their homeward trip to Portland,
Ore.-The union service was held Sunday
evening on the lawn of the Baptist
Church, with good attendance the Rev.
Fraser Metzger prea ching. The Rev. and
Mrs. Goodliffe, formerly OF Randolph Cen
ter. came from Worthwhile Monday and
went to the Center to visit friends
! Miss Marjorie Griswold a former resi-
dent, came from ST. Johasburv Monday
to visit old friends.
! Mrs. John Martin an aged lady living
| in Braintree. who has been at the
sanitarium for treatment, died at that
place Saturday. II is expected the remains
will be buried here beside her husband.
whose death occurred several years ago.
Her son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Martin of Braintree. were in
town Monday to make arrangements
Miss Mary Flint went to Burlington Mon
day to visit her relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Flnt.-Mr. and Mrs William Xix
have rented rooms at the home of Mrs.
Albert Spooner and will do light house
keeping for a time.-Mrs. Kate Gilman
Brock gave her first entertainment at
The Strand Monday evening to large
| audience Mrs. Brock still holds the Least
Of the Dubois & Gay hall and will let
the same for dances and other enter
| tainments.-Capt F. S. SWEET, who came
here last week and with his wife was the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. F.. o. Blanchard.
has gone to Burlington to visit relatives
leaving his wife here.--Leonard Paine is
now the spare hand In the postoff1ce. TAX
ing the place of Henry Hatch who has
finished
r. w. Allen. who has for years been en-
ployed in the market of w. II. Pelton, is
, taking rest and Wednesday started for
Denver, Colo to join his wife and daugh-
ter and family. Several weeks ago Mrs.
Allen was summoned to her daughter,
Mrs. Una Allen Lamarre. Since that
time the family has gone from North Da-
kota to Denver. hoping the change would
improve the health of Mrs. Lamarre. but
the latest reports were far from favor
able-Mrs l.. c. Schmunk. who was a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Slack.
who had been with her parents for time,
also left the same day for Antwerp, Ohio.
where they are 10 make a permanent
, home.-.-Mrs. Mabel Leonard and son.
| Luther Leonard, who have been passing
| their vacation with Mrs. G. r. Pratt, left
Wednesday for Pittsfed, where they will
| visit an aunt. Mrs. Ellen Brown, and
| then return here for longer stay before
| leaving for their home in Trenton, y. j.,
Mrs. Ellen Brown of P1ttsfeld was in
| town. Tuesday. -Miss Evelyn Thayer. a
returned nurse. who has been in service
arrived Tuesday and went to East Brain
| tree, to visit relatives.