Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19


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Mrs. William p Nash has been heard
from by cable from Berlin She will sail
for New York this week Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Olell returned Monday to
Florcncp after a visit Of several davs
win friends here.
George r. McHugh has gone to Boston
for a. visit to relatives and friends
Joseph and william LaRock, Bernard,
Grace and Frank Forest went Monday 10
Brattleboro, where they have secured en-
ployment
Mr.. Lewis G. Bell went back TO Boston
Monday. after visit to former friends in
town.
Arrangements for the Catholic church
fair next month are being perfected as
rap.dlv as possible. and 1t is expected 10 be
tho biggest thing of the kind held in town
for many years.
Mrs. e. T.. Bond and son have returned
from Tarrvtown. y. Y, where Mrs. Bond
has beon visiting relatives and Mr.. Bond
is bocl, from 4 visit i'm poston
Lem Cane of Bristol IS in town and
expects to remain here permanently.
Pred Dwycr is suffering from badly
surainpd wrist.
William =. Hyde of Sudbury IS here on
a visit to relatives
Prof. Samuel sheldon returns to the
BROOKLYN Polytcchic institute this week.
after having spent the summer vacation
here at his mothers.
The executive committee of the lltA
Vermont Regiment REUNION ASSOCIATION
have decided to have the annual reunion
OF the regiment IN M:dulcputN Oh lU'S-
day, oct. ], instead or oc'' IL as
originally intended. The committee OF ar
rangements are making preparations LOT
big time. capt W. II. Mum Oh toH
pany Is, Of Troy. \. y" IS preS'dehl OF
tne aSSo'Id,Ioh' r. H. 0nep't " r
Haven is the secretary ana D. II, oar-
gent OF MldHieputN IS c"d'llli>i" vi N''
committee OIL arfdlS pil'H'9 .-,,. ..,
George X LanEWoruHN ana r|'ll'iN a,l,'
special I'hSl9h tNail.n .nhel ii"t w E
flls ana laifHN W'H' u.Si"s ~ j,,, $50
foiht' Chario''c IOr WEN . N'''l''7
ana nshliiS UP, .s.,,u.od 10 tou.n
MISS A''N' 'S,E ,,,a,,ts,s ,,is't
MohuaN evening a','l Tnt,.oi rin-
70 reld' - "Hu 1'''7 '''
com anu lnu'H.'N 'I"' 1tz.t.. f,o,r
MI a, "a. blooNs VI ii"i ttar,,, ,,.i,h
iV' - ,-, -, - c., bos hoen ex,h iuar-
Whoih RAM ~ o,o,,r o,,,,i'i, rll,i.s nc cen
III mIlS CuI!o"' anu
Htin, ,,i,,,o poobford of Rurfalo. y. Y,
Mss e,I",' .i.9, ~ l,. ,,1snts AR and
II, l' ~, T, o-te,rI
-i, - ta 1u.,' NJ sn,r,our who was he
49, tn ,a at tha nont of death on Sat
hs1eu ~ ~ 1. so,,ou.Sot imnroved and
l,iIi,t ,,,os Of her intimate recovery are
a,Is, a,.-an. 49,. .atnad 'tT
W., ntfs Ai,bav wont Tuesday to Provi-
darce y / to attend the wedding of a
,ltana
W. ,,,1 Nrre David Leonard, who were
,ar,.o3 a. +ha cathedral in Burlingt on
rT,,,esl,v morning are here for brief
s,a, Of tho nome of the brides parents,
N1r ana Mrs. John Rockford, after which
rhev win 90 on a wedding trip to New
Vnrx and Boston.
Siise Alice Kingsley of New York city is
in town on a visit to her friend, Miss Mary
poes
Miss Mamie Allen returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from bridgeport. Conn, where she
has been visiting friends for the past six
weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Dewey of Rutland, former
resident, and her daughter, Mrs. II. E.
Hurst of Goldsboro, n. c., arrived in town
| Tuesday and are guests at MI o. D.
/ Earls.
ton was given Tuesday evening AT .he
home of the brides parents, Mr.: ana MIS-;
Leonard, who were married IN burning %.
| dancing and refreshments, ana all had an
ENJOYABLE time.
Rev. Simon b. Blunt and family started
on the noon flyer Wednesday for Mr..
| Blunt's new field of labor in DansVille,
Pa \ large number of his former par
isbjoners at 81. stephens and many other
friends were al the station to bid them
| Godsnecd Mr.. Blunt will be missed by a
rreat MANY besides those who attended