Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30

ceived news of the arrival of their son,
Edwin A. Bgelow. first-class radio oper-
ator on the L. S. S. Proteus at Brest,
France, where his vessel will be attached
10 a naval base for some months.-E. w.
McGibbon of Stowe. chief electrician on
the U. s. S. Maumce is i'll with influenza
at port in New York-Miss Mildred Pat
terson has been out of school for several
days on account of illness caused by an
abscess
Ethel Clayton in THE Stolen Paradise"
will be presented at Hotel theatre Satur-
day evening, February l. (adv) 26.2t
PROFESSIONALLY
Victor Frost, young man sixteen
years of age. died at the home of o. f.
MCGOWAN Tuesday Jan. 81 of pneu-
monia following influenza. The body
was brought to Popes undertaking
rooms and placed In the vault here
Wednesday afternoon. His mother of
Albany. n. Y, was sent for hut arrived
after his death. The boy went to Mr..
McGowan's to help with the chores while
they were all sick and sacrificed his
young life.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flood Of st. AL
bans have been visiting friends here.
wane there was a service held at the
parsonage Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock.-The snow Of Friday has
stimulated logging operations.-A let
ter has been received by NJ. B. May
nard telling of his safe arrival at New
port News from trip overseas.-The
c. Brigham Co. is having their i'm
mense Ice house at the Junction filled
with Ice from the coves.-Mae Palander
is i'll with infiuenza.-Ernest Gallup is
greatly mproved--Postmaste Start
has had his full-blooded Airedale dog
returned to him which has been lost
for several weeks, 1T being located at
Essex Junction.-Mrs. GIN. Norton has
returned from a visit with her son in
Franklin county-Miss Marion Wood
Iof Milton Boro was a weekend visitor
at f. A. Wood's.-Clark Hapgood' s
family mad Charles Hyde's have been
victims of infiuenza-Miss Geneva
Lease Is able to be outdoors--George
Clark's family is soon to move to Bur-
lington.--Improveme are being made
In the Interior of S. Il. Pope's store.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Green were yisi
tors in Burlington over Sunday and part
of this week. c. &. Richards looked
after the interests at the farm during
| their Observation-Disclosures Rogers Of Bar
ton was with his daughter hero the first
| of the week.-Harold Hebb of Boston is
visiting In town. and Howard Keith ar
| rived home Monday morning.-George
Call is doing some repair work on the
Ober tenement and II. c. Chase Is re-
modelling his residence into a modern two
tenement house. Mr.. and Mrs. Kneeland
are to occupy one and Mr.. Chase's fam
lily the other.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rugg
have been with their parents here this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner and
Miss Mabel Wagner Of Springfield came
Tuesday morning to visit their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wagner-The
school directors have secured Professor
Venable Of Bennington to be principa
Of the high school for the remainder OF
the school year. He was in town Tues.
day.-Mrs. F. B. Hyde and daughter
Carolyn. went to Burlington Tuesda.
morning for short visit.-Mrs. Franz
Blaisdell and T.. NJ. Kneeland were Bur
lington visitors Tuesday.-The higf
school will reopen Monday. February 8
If there are no new cases Of Influenza
Mr.. and Mrs. Rousseau of 1.-THE Hem
locks" received letter Monday from
their son, Lawrence, who Is near Cob
|, lenz. Considerable anxiety has beer
Ielt lot ms saIety, as no letter or wore
/. had been received since the signing O
: the armistice. only letter written thre,
days previous to that. But this letter
written December "a. says he is we'll ant
hopes to come home soon.-Word ha
been received that Clyde Cheesman l
in a hospital In Boston.-Mr. and Mrs
Fay Russell had twin sons born Sunday
+, January 20. Mr.. Russells mother of 81
Adams Is with them.-Mrs Charlott
. Buker, who suffered shock of paralysi
= Saturday seems 20 be improving
Ernest Gallup is considerably improved
Max Maynard has received his honor
= able discharge and arrived home fror
:, his trip to France Monday morning.
. George Clark's family have moved
Burlington-Mrs Wood of Cambride
has been with her daughter here th
. week.-Mrs.. w. w. Raymore Is able
ride out.-Mrs. Irving Como and mothe
:, Mrs. Annie Russin, were visitors 8
q Waterville Saturday.-Cyrus Perry, VIII
d was employed by B. E, Reynolds. wa
a hurt quite badly last week.-O.
! Holmes is more comfortable,-KirkE ELL
n worth was at home from Montpeli<
re- over Sunday.
a CADY'S FALLS.