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

Colburg OF Milford, n. H., are here for
n short stay with friends In Middlebury
and vicinity.-Mrs. William Tyre and
Miss Julia Carroll have returned from
Burlington. where they have been on a
short visit.-District Health Officer DR.
George r. Edwards of Bristol was In
town Wednesday on business.-Mrs f.
w. Holmes and Mrs. Laura Chase of
Brandon and Mrs. Edward Gale Of West
ford and Mrs. r. l.. Beebe of Essex
Junction are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. p. 8. Ufford. Mrs. Gale Is Mrs
Uford's mother.-Joseph Calhoun, who
has been i'll at the home of his parents
for 10 days, has so far recovered as to be
able to be about again.-Harry Abbey has
taken a position with Phillip Murray at
the opera house as operator of the NOV
ing picture machine.
Telephone have been placed in the
following places by the local telephone
company: 1nter-Church World Move,
ment, 1O1; Ernest r Norton. ella;
Joseph W Calhoun, 173-3; Jesse Mack.
7-31: w. Root, 124-24; Leo Rriere.
12432; H. T. Casey, PIP @. r. Dough-
crthy market 40: Guy Wolcott. 2-32;
Walter Hammer. HIP; Henry c. wal
ker, 1888; Mrs. L. T. Fradette. 175-3;
Felix Liberty 1915; E. r. Yates. 1868
Stanton e. Ashley, 143: Robert Easton.
1928; Harry L. Hunt, 35-5: Clyde
Brown. 74-12: Frank Narrabone. 1896;
B. T. C1oyes. 47-12: Arthur c. Ken
| worthy, 21-5 Mrs. H. B. Hanson, 105- 3 4;
Joseph Blaise. 11o-3.-Peter Tireney
has gone to Hartford. Conn. where he
has a position.-Miss Ruth Preston of
Salisbury. a student at the Mddlebury
high school was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday night and
underwent a successful operation at
that institution Tuesday for Appendix
citis.-Miss Dorothy Walker has re-
| turned to Proctor after few days here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C.
Walker. who recently moved back 10
their old home here after a two years
residence In Proctor.-Messrs. Julius
and Arthur Liscombe have returned to
Lynn, Mass, after several weeks In
Middlebury and vicinity.-Miss Elsie
Chamberlin of New York city is in
town to pass a few weeks with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan of
Rrattleboro are visiting In town for
two weeks,-Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Bur-
ton have returned to Montpelier after
two months in Middlebury and neigh
boring towns.-Emerson Mead Of Rut-
land is in town.--Miss Scoville. the
school teacher in Dandy, is here to
spend the school vacation with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Elery Merchant and
daughters, the Misses Minnie and Flora
Merchant Of Buffalo. NJ T.. are in town
for a few daye-Roger W. Hopkins of
! Poughkeepsie. n. Y. is in town on a
business visit Of a month or there
abouts.-Afiss Nellie Mulcahey Of
, brooklyn. N. Y, is in town to stay a
! few weeks with fIiends,-Miss Clara
| Wissell has returned from Washing
| ton, d. c., where she was called by the
serious illness Of her sister, Maud
wissell-There will be a double game
Of basketball this evening between
| the Mddlebury high school and the
Brandon high school and the girls
team of the Mddlebury high and the
| Brandon high school in the Mccullough
| gymnasium.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Sheltus. who have been living In Bur
! lington for six months. have moved
| back to town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alison T. Coburg Of MIL
ford. N. H., are in town for two or three
weeks.-Miss Dorothy Walker of Proctor
| is here on a brief visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Henry C. Walker, who re-
Gently moved back to town from Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pigeon and chill
dren all Of whom have been i'll with
influenza for two weeks, have all re-
! covered so as to be able to be about
again.-Arthur and Julia Liscombe have
returned to Lynn. Mass. after several
weeks In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Briscoe of Jersey City. n. j.. are in town
! for a short visit with relatives.--Nliss
Elsie Chamberln Of New York city ia
in town for a few days with relatives and
friends.-Mr. and Mrs Norman Rollin-
son have returned to Boston after a two
months stay in Middlebury and vicinity
with relatives.-Roger Hopkins and Frank
Hopkins OF Poughkeepsie. n. Y, are In
town for a month or so.-F'rederick A.
| Burton has returned to Montpelier after
several weeks In town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Morgan of Brattleboro are in
town for three or four weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elery Merchant and daughters, the
Misses Ella and Florence Merchant of
Buffalo. y. Y, are visiting in this viii
! lage.-Emerson Mead OF Rutland Is in
! town for a short visit with friends.-Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Williamson have re-
turned to Alstead. n. H., after six
weeks visit In Middlsbury and vicinity
Monday. market day. eggs brought
As cents, dairy butter ~ and
brought 45 cents, dairy butter ~ and
creamery 65.-Philip z. Crane, who has
been confined TO the house for three
! weeks DN Illness, mas so 1aT recovered As
| TO be able to be about aRain.-Ha rold
Searle left Tuesday for Muscogee. Okla.
where She intends to make his home.
vERGENNES
! Peter Larrow, a prosperous farmer.
died March , At his home In Ferrisburg
after a lingering Illness, aged rs. He
was born August ., 1s4s. IN Ferris
burg where he has always resided. He
was married 81 years ago to Miss Linda
! Graves, who died In August, 1918. He
his time had trained and driven In
races at county fairs some fast step
! ping horses. He was of a genial ma
! ture which won him many friends. He
is survived by four sons. George of
! Weybridge Bert. Charles and Allen of
Ferrisburg. and one daughter, Miss
Grace Larrow, also of Ferrisburg; one
brother. Albert Larrow Of Vergennes.
, and one sister Mrs. Frank Evarts of
Ferrisburg The funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon at the house
and burial made in the Gage cemetery.
Ferrtsburg.-Mrs, Hamilton. who has
been caring for her sister. Miss Mar
celia Radigan, has returned to Castle
| ton. Miss Radigan has recovered suf-
, ficiently 80 as to be able to resume her
duties as teacher In the Vergennes
school-Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Flagg
have returned from Florida. where
they. have been spending the winter
and Mr. Flagg han resumed his posi-
| ton in tho store of J. A. Harrington.