Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

LOT n TWO weeKS VISIT 10 ner
daughter Mrs. Guy Haines.
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur W. Norton left
Monday for Atlantic city. n. j., where
they VIII remain some time for the bene-
fit OF Mr.. Norton's health.--A son. George
Calvin. was recently born to Mr.. and Mr..
George w. Willard of Bristol, Conn.
formor residents Of this place.-Miss
ethel Goodspced of winooskl spent the
weekend with her sister at the home Of
Or. and MIRO. Frank NJ. Rogers.-Miss
Huth Harrington, a student at the Uni
versitf OF Vermont. In spending n vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
j. Harrington. Stewart Bacon and Mrs
Della tIoyO Cough were married Thurs
day. March II at the Nergennes Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church patronage by the
Kew w. s. Mulhollsnd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacon will reside in Vergennes.-Mrs.
Franz l.. Fish has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit her son. Frederick l.. Fish.
Before her return she will also visit
ho- daughter. Mrs. w. A. Knight of West
Haven, Conn.-The Rev. Hugh David
Jones has shipped his household goods
and has gone to New York city. where
he vii! reside. Mrs. Jones Ia tho guest
fo- fsw days of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Mnck. AFTER Uhich sha will Join her hug
oaud.-Herrick Spencer. who recently fin
!shod business course at Albany Bus
ness College is at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer OF
West Ferr.sburg.
Mrs. Bernard Daig.,eaGit, WIN for the
lact two years had charge Of the Bon
Ton millinery store. has resigned and
Mrs. Georgs W. Whalen, who conducted II
millinery store here fo- several years,
has taken hsr p;ace.--Strs. II. 3. Slack
~ o,,tt CIar l,o n
n trip to Springfield, Mass-Tne Misses
Ethel and Helon Tull apent Sunday with
friends in Burilngton.-A daughter was
born Monday night to Mr.. and Mrs
Murray Kenyon.-Mr and Mrs. Albert w.
Pelmer. who have been visiting relatives
In Claren'ont. n. H.. are passing few
weeks with Nj. Palmers parents. NJ.
and Mis-. Edward Palmer. before going
to California. which State is Mrs. Pal
mers former hone and where tnsy will
restde.-NIrs. Mary Goodere is critically
Ill with pneumonia and Mrc. Gale Is car.
ing for her,--Mis1 Mary Harte, the
trained nurse. who has been in Fall River
enc other cities in Massachusetts Cor sew
e-nl weeks. is at tho Norton House.
wherc she was calico to care Cor her
brother, Thomas Ha-te. Mr. Harte vas
moved from his home In Addison Sunday
to the Norc:n House and was 70 have
bean taken to a hospita! in BnrlioB,on.
but his condition wac such that Il vas
not considered best to attempt the trip.
Edgar Porter. a we'll known farmer,
died Tuesday at his homo ia Ferrisburg
after about q years Illness from .uber-
culosis, aged e. years. He was born and
had always lived in Ferrisburg. Besides
mis- wife, he iS survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Samuel Jackman, Mrs. Robert
Elithorp and Mrs, William Rivers; one
son. Bert. and two brothers, wallace and
Elmer Porter of Ferrisburg The funeral
VIII be held at the house this forenoon
at II o'clock-Mrs. Walter Young. who
has been making three weeks visit to
friends In Burlington. has returned and
resumed her duties In the Central tele-
phone office.--Mrs Napoleon Rivers went
yesterday to Rutland to attend the flu
neral OF y. n Granger. who was killed
in the recent wreck near Bellows Falls
The Community club will meet this eve
ming in Grange hall for instruction in
sewing. 1t is hoped that Miss Emma
Fuller, county home demonstration agent,
Will be present. Refreshments will be
served during the social hour.-Mrs.
Harold Ebel of Orange, y. j. was called
here this week by the illness of her
mother. Mrs. May Goodere.-Miss Helen
Tull has resumed her duties as stenog-
rapher at the l.. +. Benton company
plant after an enforced vacation from an
operation on her eyes.-Attorney George
W. stone has returned from n business
trip to New York city.-Elliott Caissc
a student at the Massachusetts Institute
or Technology, is visiting his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. c. II. CaiSsc. %. ". Sherman
OF Burlington. president of the National
Bank OF Nergennes, attended a meeting
or the directors of that institution yester-
day.-Public Service Commissioner w. r
Warner was III Rutland Tuesday to at
tend hearing of the commission and
yesterday went to Bellows Falls to attend
a hearing of the commission on the wreck
on the Rutland railroad which recently
occurred near Bellows Falls.-Ernest
Little. who has hcen III for several weeks
| is able to he out on the street Joseph
Bunch has returned from visit to his
son. Charles and family Of Rutland. -
Mrs. a. ID. Nittum of Middlebury, a for
mer resident, called on friends here Tues
| day.-L. c. Cotey and force of men ars
| filling his ice house at the lake.-ATr. ant
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