Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-29

ton Is much beloved by all in town and y
| her friends regret to learn OF her serious /.
| Illness news has been made public Ii
| of the marriage OF Carleton Jones and II
Miss Marion Salisbury. which, it Us under
| stood. took place in chicago some time
ago--D. ~. Howe went to Springheid
Monday on business connected with his
Office as sheriff ID e. French s now
able to he out and will soon resume his
work The Methodist Church in town
was closed Sunday IN the absence or the
pastor the Rev. II. IT, Moore, who was
at Springfield attending the conference
The union service was held at the Bap-
fist Church with the Rev. Fraser Merger |
; as spea<cr.-Mrs. Iona Chase Myrick OF |
Boston came with Il party Of relatives
Saturday night and went TO East Ran |
dolph for the burial of her sister, whose |
remains were brought here in the winter |
and placed I'm the tomb to await the |
, spring weather. The Rev Fraser Metzger |
went over with the party to oticiate at
- the iutcrment and the party returned to |
+ Boston on the Sunday night train. Mrs. !
Myrick formerly lived in town and had
friends here.-Miss Julia Cummings left
Monday for Lowell, Mass to remain a
few days with friends.-Mrs Cora Itch
field after few days here with friends,
went to Randolph Center Monday TO re-
sumo her work at the agricultural school,
I where she has charge of the cooking in
. the dormitory.-MTss Anna CouRhlin left
Monday for her home in Barnard TO re-
$ main for few weeks.-Miss Bertha
, Manney. after n week here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Manney, went
, to burlington sunday 70 pass the night
e there and from there went to Bristol on
. business betor" returning % Boston,
= where she is employed by the Frontier
= Press company.
u The Misses Lucille and Kegs holman
. and Florence George went TO Northheld
:. saturday for u short stay.-Mr. and Mrs
. ROBERT Gay, who nave been living IN
T. MASSACHUSETTS, for the winter, came sat
o ufday 10 pass the GUNNER mere MT.
+ Gay VIII work TOR MS father, A. b.
= gay IN the auto i'NerS.-ihe traVenng III
r thIs place ana IN the vicinity IS the worst
II or the season thus far II Is impossible
IS to go by auto on the outiyihs districts
without getting set faSt IN the mud Inc
stag" from the center comes part on the
way with the auto truck ana theh changes
n to carrlaEe.-The heV ana MIS- q ~
n iio"e nav" come from f'"rlud' "h'i' ''cy
- nave peeh passing the winter ana gone
l. ufec'tE 10 hocheStcr 10 ne WIN WITS
n Rowe sister, Mrs hnliN oto'NWc''
IS WI" " !" 'Iitic"h col'o'lioi' 'i'"a
n Cortess' the trained nurse from mere.
re AIRS StockwelI~W. a. Jones ana oaoeh-
e ter Mrs. Leonard falnc, l'it SATURDAY
n for North And"Ver, y. r.. TO meet the
If remains OF ME- Jones sister, Mrs con-
49, nor WI" o''u III Nussto"' MASS anu
% VINO was nfouSht mere lot puriai'-Mrs.
II Euen Huntington. VINO hVeS on Schooi
street Is very III ri inc sahltar>um' Where
IS she was taken friday.-haroio Sant'
r. WI" mas lately b''n IN ~. Adams Where
n
m visit MS parents rof t''ne'-M'sS Hattie
"A Sault. the trained nurse VINO went over
II seas ana since coming nome mas h'en
N III = SERIOUS 'ohulI'"h u II" o'tter' All"
ID trained nurse mas h'eh calleo 10 care
I'd Ior her'
n Glenn Bailey VINO was III Spr'ngheIa TO
n attend the Methodist conference mas re-
8. turned home'--ibe h'N' MT moore went
a 10 LyhdonViIo TO meet ms Wi1e ana
n ch'ld ana make snort Visit WIN lrlenos
Of and will return in time for the service
H. of next sunday II Is understood that
j. the Rev. W : Smithers OF this place
VIII supply at Berlin ana west Berhn
for IN" coming year IN the churches
there, ana that the RoV. Joseph tamlI-
of ION also OIL TINS place VIII supply inc
&c 'hufch's AT ffartian" anu North iart'anu.
Ir Mr. Hamilton eNpec'S 10 move 10 "hite
re NlVer Jnhruoh ana WI" De near the APP
poi''the"'S III N'a' 'e"'oN"i'- ne '>SS'
ana MIS- u. ~ f'nerE' VINO nave oeen
IN sprlhgnein' returned MONDAY ana are
, guests OF inc REV. MI Emery SON.
I'm ''oorse fi'or9' ana ia''''S LOT re" "ays
~ "e!ore s"'"- ~ men p'"'o VI 'eSl'ei,ee
NJ WIS rue" ''uh''"s'ou' WHO was S''''hen
yn WV" "'''sT '''' VEN w., -
er ~" ~ g. W. 80" w. ''''e
nd toPo ~ loN0Nef!' '' wv ''s ',oin
IT, 'e"P', are N'' "ti 'iNi"s '"'"' o's
~ \ oiHeluS l'd""' VI pal'pl ai''N'u IDS
he week ana WAS 'i'' sueS' ol MI anu Nlrs
l,- george flnerS over frluaF hlFhi anu
Va saturday IeIt Tor waterbury MISS fona
- Totmau, VINO has heen al her home IN
a Iunbrldge Tor ten DAY" stay, mas re-
turned ana Is now at her old place 1T
- the store OF II. A. Leonard.-The ami
~ versary of the odd Fellows is to be cele.
~ brated this evening An elaborate pro
&C. gram is being prepared. A supper viii
- be served at eight O'Clock and follow
~, | ing this there will be music by the atcf
49, orchestra and the speakers viii give the
" addresses assigned them. r.. French
'' who has been confined by illness for two
'SS weeks is now able TO be out and is re
- suming his work slowly-The next meet
"o ing of Charlotte Morris Association Pas
u" Matrons and Patrons is cxnccted 10 h,
Is hold Na1. 70 at tbis rlace with an aftar
AT go, o,1 .,.a,,i,,.< ,..,,;o -. 49,. ,,;.