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

universally lie was gifted speaker ana
| had attained considerable prominence,
being q platform orator Of more than
ordinary ability. He IL survived by u
brother, George Carter Of Randolph, %
sister, Mrs. Florence Price OF Ntunsey,
Ind his mother. having died lust fail.
Misses Rheba and Shirley skinner are
| IN Swanton, guests at the home of their
uncle, w IL. Skinncr--Mrs Rebecca
! Goddard of Hyde Park is spending n few
| days at the home of her son, DR.. A. NJ.
Goddard Mrs. Dewey Smith and little
daughter, who have been in Burlington
| for the past two weeks. returned home
! Monday evening. The latter underwent
| an operation at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
I tai and is recovering nicely y.
| Stnntumoro has purchased & house In
! stowe lower village and has moved his
| family there from his residence on Maple
/ street, which he has rented TO Dewey A.
Smith.-Ralph Slayton OF Boston was a
guest Sunday at the home of his uncle
RI. a. Slayton. y. l.. Smith was in
stowe Saturday and Sunday called by
the illness and death OF her siater-in-law,
Miss Jessie b. Wade.--Wiliam Thayer,
who went TO Mon tpeltr the last of the
week. returned Monday and has gone to
ST. Johnsbury for few days stay.--Mrs
| Peter Watson of Toronto Mrs. Peter
Reid and son, Alex. OF Barre, are visiting
Mrs. Watsons sisters Mrs. George Dick
and Mrs. Alex Bruce.--The Misses Hull
of Hyde Park are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. w. H. Tripp.-Next Monday evening
regular meeting of the w. r. c. will be
held at G. A. r. hall. The committee in
charge is planning entertainment and
all members are urged to be present.
Miss Barbara Luce Of Waterbury is
spending few days in town with Miss
Edith Stewart.
Following is a list Of those i'll in the
Small neighborhood Nine in the family
of Charles Spaulding: three at Howard
Butts three at Kenneth Jenkins: four at
]. Il. Sulham's and one at Carl Jarvis.
A number of them are very i'll, Mrs
| Butts being threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. w. w. Ross has made the first
new sugar of anyone in this section
making it Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
George Cooke ad daughter, Drenna, Of
Hardwick. are visiting Mrs. Cooks
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. Draper
Mrs. Draper, who, has been i'll and, con-
fined to the bed the most of the winter
is slightly Improvisation in the small
neighborhood Is closed until the middle
of April on account of illness and bad
roads.-Reginald Stancliff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Stancliff, is i'll with influenza
at Montpelier. where he is attending the
Seminary. Ralph Stancliff has been i'll
of the same disease, but has so far re-
covered that he has returned to his home
here.-Winfeld Boardman, who has
employment at Fairfax, spent Sunday in
town with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
II. Boardman.-The little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A Labarr of the Gilmore district
who has been quite i'll for a week. is
improvng.-M Sybil Tilotson is spend
ing the 10 days vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Tillotson
at Lowell.-Miss Anna Ward of Burling-
ton was guest Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Boardman.-Daniel
Montgomery. bookkeeper at the H. p
Meinson store, has been on crutches for
several days, owing to a sprained ankle,
which he sustained while playing basket
ball at Hardwick, Friday night.-John
Herrick and "Slm'' Stewart have gone
to Boston to be present at the automobile
show.-George Gale of Stowe was guest
Saturday night and Sunday at the home
of his brother-in-law, F. E. Campbell.
Mrs. Gale and little daughter, Polly, are
guests at the Campbell home.-A. L.
Huntley went Saturday to Boston for
few days stay.-Miss Beulah Stearns, a
student at Peoples Academy, went Fri
day to Lebanon, n. H.. to spend the
vacation with her parents.-Mrs. r. w.
Eaton is one Of the latest victims of the
mumps.-The following item, taken from
the Essex County New York paper will
| he read with interest by our readers
The Rev. c. c. St. Glare. who has been
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
Mt Port Henry. n. Y, for the past nine
and one-half years. rendered his resigna-
ton Sunday, March to take effect on
April A. He has accepted the work of
dictatorship of a newly organized de-
partment of industrial relations in Nine
vile for the Wetherbee Sherman & Co.
JOHNSON
William Laporte was in Burlington last