Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-11
PROFESSIONALLY

Mrs. II. L. Porter of johnson spent
Thursday with her sistcr hcro.-The
Misses Bcryl Powell and Dorothy Smith
went to Burlington Friday to attend the
Galli-Curi concert.--Cards have been re-
celvcd announcing the marriage on Feb
ruary % Of Miss Dorothy Choate, IL for
NOR teacher in the high school here, to
Frederic Blair Ifmns of Romolus, n. Y
James and Frank Knceland of Johnson
We're in town Thursday to attend the
last sad rites for Mrs. Il. L. Reynolds
whose remains were placed in the vault
Prof. Nenablc. Mrs Il. y. Thomas and
Miss Mitchell were in burlington Thurs
day.-MrS. Julia Reynolds is staying
with her son. Robert. for an indefinite
time.-Mrs. Eula Kneeand of North Hyde
Park Is helping care for tho sick in the
Enceland family.-Alton Bean IL at North
Cambridge with his parents while tho
tub shop is shut down.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Wilson. which was born Friday. the 9Th.
lived only n few hours.--tloss Phelps and
family. who saved only their household
effects In the burning of their home on
the Cambridge road Friday morning
have been staying with Frank Hcmne-
way and Frank Weils.--The Misses
Dorothy Smith, Beryl Powell, Mrs. Greta
were in Burlington Friday evening for
the Galli-Curci concert.-W. T.. Hunt and
daughter returned from Essex junction
Friday afternoon leaving n.s mother
gaining. -Oscar Dyke was at Jericho over
night Friday. He carried parties to Essex
and was unable to make the return trip
that night.-Powell Brothers have sold the
j. w. Green horse to Dr. d. +. Andrews
at Underhill.-Mrs. Charles Cheesman
and son. Clyde, were in Hyde Park Satur-
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs Rhoda
Hood. who died Of pneumonia.-F. A.
Jewett and son have come from Water
bury to carry on the large sugar place on
the farm which he recently sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Archambault
took their little boy to the hospital
Monday evening for the location and
removal Of a hedgehog quill which had
penetrated into the nesh.-Thirty-f five
people stopped off from the b. e. L.
train Monday morning and we're ac-
comodated at Hotel Melendy as con-
nections could not be made at Cam
bridge Junction on the st. Johnsbury
and l. C. road. as a result Of the storm
Saturday. Tho passenger train, which
went down the line Friday evening
did not make the return trip till Mon
before in years.-B. Z. Reynolds was
business visitor in Fairfield Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Hannum went to Bos-
ton Monday to stay with her parents
while tho schools are closed during
the epidemic-Oscar Dyke, who carried
parties to Essex Junction Friday to
make connections into Burlington for
the Galli-Curi concert, has been unable
to get his team farther back than
Underhill. owing to the blocked con-
dition Of the roads.-There are new
cases Of influenza reported every day
and pneumonia has developed In many
cases during the epiIemic.-Mr. and
Mrc James Stafford were called to
Cambridge Monday by the illness Of
their son-in-law. Louis Blodah.-Therc
are still! several cases OF mumps in
town.-Word has been received that
Mrs. c. c Scott Is improving at a
hospital at Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. Eula
Kneeland. who has been caring for tho
sick in the Kneeland family. was call.
ed to johnson Tuesday by the illness
of James Kneeland.