Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

A. Durgey for several days, has returned
to Camp Devens.--Mrs. Nellie Ketcham
returned Monday from Sheldon, where
she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Morton Mack. for several days.-Towr
Representative John S. Buttles spen
Saturday and Sunday at his home here
Alta, the infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Norman Brink, was taken Monda,
morning to the Mary Fletcher hospital IL
burlington. where she will undergo al
operation.-Mrs. Il. r. Tracy has returned
from her home at West Rutland where
she has been visiting her parents fol-
several days,-The Rev. w. c. Carroll has
moved his family to Island Pond. where
he has accepted the pastorate Of the
union Church.-Charles l.. Clifford has
leased the store in the Smith block which
is TO be vacated by e. 4. Hethrington ant
! VIII move his grocery and meat business
there from the scale shop building Cards
nave been received here announcing the
marriage of Miss Jean X Chandler
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. William
L.. Bull, and Richard l.. Fox, which TOOK
place March 90 at Whiteford, Paired
K. Barker has sold his place on Pearl
street to Arthur Ferris, who will move
there from, High street. The sale was
made through the w. II. Tarble agency
James WEIGH, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Henry WEIGH. had one or his legs badly
fractured last Saturday while at work in
q lumber camp in Hubbardtor.
Neshobe Grange has accepted an in
vitation to new maple sugar eat TO
be given by Mountain View Grange
at Goshen Friday evening.
on Pollard, Lawrence Chase, and
Milton Rowe are visiting in town for
a few days from the University of YER
mont.-There will be n meeting of Sill
yer Lake Lodge X. of F., this evening
at 1880 o'clock. The rank of page and
esquire will be conferred class
of candidates.-Hugo Welch has re-
| turned to his home here, having re-
ceived his discharge from the navy, in
which he was a radio operator.-Refu-
gee clothing, which is being collected
by the local Red Cross. may be left
at the store of Mrs. Eleanor Larock,
on Center street. The Red Cross rooms
will be open Saturday.-A meeting of
| the home demonstration branch of the
Rutland County Farm Bureau will be
held tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock at the home of Miss Anna Field
on Marble street The subject for dis
cussion will be Some Things To Make
Home Work Easier."-W. H. Tarble
has sold the Charles Sellick farm of
255 acres in Sudbury to Clayton j..
Jones of that town--There will be a
social dance in the armory of Com
pany c. Friday evening.-Mss Mary
Norton of Proctor was a guest We'd
nesday of Mrs +. E. Kingsley-Mrs
matthew Cheney and son, George,
were in Rutland Wednesday.
Rose Lamountain, who has been visit
ing her uncle. Ell Forsha. has returned
TO Whallonburg, N. Y.-E. r. Hethring-
ton mas closed his store in the Smith
DOCK and shipped the balance of the
STOCK to Andover, Mass where he has
TWO stores.-Company c., V. V. NJ, will
meet Tor drill Thursday evening in
stead of Friday evening, which Is the
regular drill nght.-The Brandon
Feather Weights Basketball team will
go this evening to Rutland, where they
VIII play return game with the St
Peters Five
Dannfe King is moving from the n. II
walker house, where he has lived in
company with Clayton Williamson. into
the H. II. King house, Mr.. King moving
to Fair Haven.-The robins have oben-
ed up their usual morning and evening
orchestra lays, indicating that spring
Is surely here-Charles Haycox and
James A. Goodrich. who have been
installing pasteurizlng plant in w.
X. Bush's creamery, one mile east of
the Villtge. have got 1t done and are
now testing 1t out to see il it works
well. They find it does. Mr. Haycox
VIII soon return to his home In Boston.
Justice George Deyette of the village
court has gone with Mrs. Deyette to
fouitney to spend some time with his
son, David Deyette. Word has been re-
ceived from Mrs. A. F.. Wilson who is
spending the winter in Southern Pines.
n. c., that the climate there has done
much more for her than all the doctors
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bush. who have
been on a business trip to St Louis. Mo.
returned to their home at the Mt. View
stock farm Thursday night Mr.. Bush.
who was seriously i'll while absent. has
fully recovered-The winter district
schools closed last week Miss I,ucv
Roberts, who taught the upper village
school celebrated the last day by having
"A paper called the Benson Gazette pub
lished by Myrtle Smith read.-Dr. j. +.
Newton went to Montpelier, Tuesday, to
call on Representative Charles T. Good
rich Of the House, also l.. w. Bush MEM
pci iioni ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CnlOe knaDD
has gone to Fair Haven to spend a time
with Mrs. Emma Jones Walker.-Mrs.
Samuel Manley of the west part Of the
town was called to Hydeville Monday on
account of the death of her nephew, three
months old, who died suddenly Of infiu-
enZa. Benson has been Well exempt from
the disease. there being only one death
thus far and at the present time there are
practically no cases.-Miss Helen Lock-
wood Goodrich. who resides with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Good
rich, of the DR., Newton house. left Tues
day of this week to Brandon to visit her
grandmother Mrs. Dora Lockwood. Miss
Helen is only five years old.
EORESTDALE.
Mrs. Joseph LaDam died very suddenly
last Wednesday night of paralysis. aged
I'll years. Mr.. LaDam had recently pur-
chased the Newcomb farm and Mrs. La
Dam had been busy all day arranging to
move. She was stricken with shock
about five o'clock and died at eleven never
regaining consciousness. Beside her hus-
band, she is survived by one son, Fred,
OF Camp Devens and three sisters, Mrs
Albert Partow of Jersey City, N. j., Mrs,
Albert Fletcher of Leicester and Mrs.
Selden WaShburn of Forestdale The flu