Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
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William HER, who was taken prisoner
by the Germans and held In prison
camp for several months, Is in town on a
furlough the guest of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. George Her.--Over 100 people attend
ed the Easter social given by the Baptist
Church Friday evening. fine supper
was served and fine program rendered.
Mrs. Hllda Larrow spent Easter at her
home in Winooski.-A very pleasant meet
ing of the outlook club was held Friday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Bosworth.
Miss Fuller gave an interesting talk on
canning kitchens. Ice cream and cake
was scrved.--Dr. C. X. johnson of Bur-
lington was in town Frlday.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. Il. Wright started Satur-
day for Washington, ID. c., where they
will make two months visit to their son.
Philip Wright and famly.-Mr. and Mrs
b. j. Clark and son. Roy, spent Easter
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert w. Cove in
Middebury.--A class of nine took the in-
tory degree at the regular meeting of the
/. o. o. #. Friday evening.-F. w. Black
burn has sold his farm on Gains hill
toCharles Lee of Burlington for $500
Mrs. F. c. Briggs has gone to Fair Haven,
where she will operate a bakery.-A. B.
Champion, general manager of the State
hospital Middletown. Conn, was In town
April 10 and purchased at "Elmside stock
farm" of Varney Brothers, one carload of
registered and high grade Holstein COWS.
They were shipped Thursday by express.
b. w. Estey returned to Hoboken. N. j.,
Sunday night after spending a week at
his home here.-Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe r.
Thomas left Monday for a trip to Boston
and New York.-Harry Rock and family
spent Easter with o. II. Plain and family.
Mrs. Helen Briggs, formerly of this
town and now living in Massachusetts,
called upon old friends Monday.-John A.
Kilborne and family are moving into their
house on North street and John Wright
and family are moving into the house va
Gated by Mr. Kilbourn and recently pur-
chased by them. j. A. Trevilan has sold
his place on North street to Edward A.
Fitzsimmons.-The Easter supper which
was to have been served by the ladies of
the Federated Church this evening. has
been postponed till the 3Oth.--George N.
Taylor spent Easter at her home in Shell
burne.--Mss Alice King is at home from
Castleton State Normal school.-Mrs. ].
c. Norton spent Easter with her parents
in Poultney.-Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Brown
spent Easter with Henry Brown and fam
lily in Burlington.
There was an installation of officers
of the O. L. s. Tuesday evening.-Miss
Greta Brooks and Miss Bernice Glea-
son passed the week lend at the home
of the former in Ferrisburg.-J. Bur-
rows Pope passed Easter with his
brother George in Burlington.-F. L.
of New Haven, Conn. passed
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
H. u. Sherwin.-Miss Helen Weller is
ill at her home on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bosworth of Troy,
n. Y, are the parents Of daughter,
born recently. Mr.. Bosworth was for
mery Of this town.-About 100 voters were
out Tuesday night to listen to the ad-
dress given by Prof. G. G. Groat of the
University of Vermont on economies.
This was the first meeting of the Mems
Educational and Social Union in co-opera-
tive with the town committee on the
case of the poor.-Miss Cynthia Cove is
out after a weeks ilness.-George r.
Hamilton has received his discharge from
the army and has gone to Florida.