Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

ing from an operation. is much better and
expects in a short time to be able to re-
turn to her home in Rutland.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Tabor of Middlebury spent
Sunday with Mr.. Tabors parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. 3. Taber.--Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Daigneault of Bennington spent the
weekend with his mother. Mrs Adeline
Daigneault who is seriously il--Some
good catches of perch and pouts are re-
ported in Otter Creek by local sportsmen.
Ill. w. Day left Tuesday for Wollas-
ton. Mass, where he was called by the
death of his cousin. Mrs. Ethel Andrews,
daughter of the late II. C.. Hawley, we'll
known in this vicinity.-Mrs. A'onzo 'Pige-
on and father Isadorc Milo of Burling
ton are visiting their daughter and sister,
Mrs. William J. Belter.-Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Allen have gone to Newport, Il.
l., where they were called by the illness
of their son, Claude, of the United States
Navy. who is i'll with pneumonia.--Mrs.
William Larraby of Rutland Is at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Blood.-Miss Florida Better. a student at
the Burlington Business College. passed
'the weekend at her home here.--Robert
Ketcham visited in Burlington Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Vergennes
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
Friday afternoon in the church parlors.
A memorial service for Clyde Surprise.
who died March "a at the Mary Fletcher
hospital from pneumonia, was held sun
day at the West Addison Methodist Epis-
copal Church, the Rev. q. c. Cornell oH,-
ciating. After the service at the church
the body was taken from the vault at
Vcrgennes and burial was made In Pros
pect cemetery.-Mrs. II. c. Herricl< Wis
RI
ME Bristol. aturday.-Douglass Garno
has gone to Detroit. Mich, to visit his
brother, Joseph Garno.-The Nergennes
Baptist Church has gone over the top
on the Baptist drive, Their quota was
1913 and the amount subscribed was 81
OF. CO. Seth Warner Chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution. met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. G.
IIerrick and Mrs William Sessions
and two sons made an auto trip to BITS
! tol Sunday and visited her mother, Mrs.
.jimmo. -Christopher Yattaw has rented
The rooms over the Daniels u Norton
garage.-Mrs. Eliza Collins. who has been
| living several years in Burlington. has
| returned here and has taken rooms at
| the home of Mir. and Mrs f. A. Lee on
Greene street.-Fabian Rivers, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Napoleon Rivers, has gone to Chicago,
| having been transferred from the New
York Office of the American Telegraph &c
| Telephone company to that city.
| At the annual meeting Of st. Peters
cemetery committee officers were elected
as follows: President. J. w. Ryan; vice.
presidents, the Rev. l.. A. Vezna, Joseph
Barrows and David L. Ryan; secretary.
George w. Casey: treasurer, C.. e. Caisse
n nCi al II
| was voted to erect a fence at the front
sides Of the cemetery and to raise the
| assessment for care of lots from 81 90
| to s1.50.-The Misses Ida Blase and Mil
dred Palmer visited the uncle and aunt
| of Miss Blaise, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
| Blaise. of Middlebury yesterday.-M
| Clara Goodrich has resigned her posi-
ton at the Stevens House, which she
has held for over 40 years. and she has
taken rooms at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John Gravellc of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w
| Fisher is suffering from a broken arm
resulting from an accident while crank.
ing car.-The last meeting for the sea.
son of the Parent Teacher association
was the largest attended one that has
ever been held in the history Of the asso
citation. An interesting and instructive
program was carried out as follows
II. c. Hutchinson of Burlington, superin
tendent of State junior high schools. gave
an interesting address on The Aim ant
Purpose of Junior High Schools: Mrs
A. S. Haven read fine selection: Mis-
Stone rendered piano solo and Fl. V
Wheelock spoke on Home Projects" A
the close refreshments were served b,
the girls.--The kindergarten class ha
re-opened for a six weeks course will
the same teacher, Miss Irene Mosier o
Burlington who taught the fall term
The sessions are held in the chapel o
st. Pauls Church near the park thi
| change being made necessary as tho room
formerly used in the school building Il
now occupied by the first grade.-Mrs
w. l.. Cotey. Mrs. w. w. Bristol. Mrs
: G. r. Benton Mrs w r. Warner
Mrs. Levi II. Brown. Mrs. r. w. Eos
ter and the Misses Ada b. Cross an,
Bertha Hoxey have been elected as dele
gates from the Vergennes Parent
Teacher association to attend the meet
ing of the State association at Procto
May IA to 16.
Jerusalem Chapter. r. A. NJ, held
; meeting Tuesday night and worked tn
NJ. NJ. degree on a class of candidates
Following the work, refreshments wer
served.-Wiliam L. Woodman of Rive
Mrs. w. d. oodman.-Dorchester Lodge
I A. F.. and A. NJ, held meeting last eve
: ming and worked the NJ. NJ. degree on
e class of candidates.-Mrs. Herbert
i Booth gave a party Tuesday evening i
e honor of the birthday of her son, Rici
t ard. There were nine of his schoomate
e present. Games were played and refrest
i ments servd, tn featur bling a birthda
= cake.-Miss Elsie Hill has returned t
t Bristol after visiting her aunt. Mrs. Wal
c rem Miner.-Miss Martha Thorn went We.
,. terday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Spencer {
:. Hawey of Panton.-The postponed NEE
5, ing of the Sewing club will be held tn
d afternoon with Mrs. Levi r. Brown.-Mis
o Emma Fuller of Middlebury. county hon
70 demonstration. will be present.-Mr. an
o Mrs joel Gowett have returned frol
:. TIoyoke, Mass. where they have bee
Is passing the winter.
:. LINCOLN
'" Scion Palmer, veteran of the CiN
10 War, died April 2, at the age Of So year
'e Mr.. Palmer was born in New Have
i June II. 1882. He has resided in tn
m town for several years. Besides his wifi
Mr., Palmer is survived by one son, +
II ward of Arient South Dakota. TuHcr
70 services were held at the homo Sundi
W afternoon. the Rev Arnot Dexter offici
et ting Hymns were sung by a quartet
"a of mixed voices. The bearers were ID.
of Ross, w. A. Lee, G. A. Purinton al
)" D. l.. Garland. Burial was made
~ Maple cemetery.-The Industrial W