Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-15


sided here for the past four years, left
tuesday morning for Richford where lie
VIII have charge of All Saints church in
that place. During his stay here Father
Dorion has made many friends who wi
lrcgrct his departure-Father -. Dai2naut
of Enosburgh Falls will succeed Father
Dorion.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Adams OF
Fair Haven visited friends here last week.
mrs. Dr. Wybrew and Miss Vivian wy
brew of New York city have arrived at
Eagle Inn for the summer.-Mss Maude
Severance has returned to her home In
Bennington Center-Mrs. r NJ. Chapman
and Miss Chapman of Middlebury were
guests at Eagle Inn last week-Appro-
4 pirate exercise were held in the CongreSa-
tional church Sunday morning. the pro-
gramme being especially arranged for
children's day.-Rev. Benjamin Swift gave
a practical talk to the little ones which
was interesting to all-Nrs. Or. Miller Of
New York city is guest of her sister Mrs
Benjamin Swift.-Mr. and Mrs. -. j. Mer-
cure of Rutland have been spending sew
eral days at Chipman's Point.--Apollos
skinner of Lawrence, Mass, is visiting his
daughter Mrs. D. l.. Wells.
NOTRH FERRIsBURGH.
School in district No will close Fri
day.-AIiss Alice Noonan left Wednesday
for Bread Loaf Inn, where she has a posi-
tlon for the summer.-Misses Gertrude
and Sadie harrington leave Saturday for
/ Mnnctester, where they will spend cou-
pie OF weeks-J l.. st. Peter is re-plank-
ing his mill dam.-Nlr. and Mrs. Howard
Clark of Addison are visiting at j. V.
Dakin's s.-Miss Sarah Allen is expected
home Saturday and vii. spend her summer
vacation here.-The w. c. T. L. will meet
with Mrs. j. NJ Appleman Friday after
,rdon.-Appropriate exercises were held at
the Methodist Episcopal church on Child
ien's Day.
RICHvIILE.
The Cochran brothers of Jericho, will
give a stereopticon lecture on the Cuban
wars. at Academy Hall, June 4-Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Hamilton of Manchester VT.
have been visiting at iona Brrhards.-
Miss Mary Rich has finished her course Of
study at Miss Knowton's school at Rut-
land and is home for her summer vaca-
ton.
BREAD LOAF.
John Mcmahon has returned from Massa-
chusetts. where he has been with fine
team which Mr.. Battell had sold.--Nrs.
Melvin Damon is in Middlebury with her
sisters. who will care for her for a short
time-Mrs. Geo. Gilmore of Bread Loaf
and Mrs. Frank Gilmore If Midilebuly
visited in Rochester on Saturday and Sun
day last.-Msses Mary and Edith Kirby
attended the district lodge meeting NJ the
/. -. Il. l.. WDlcn was ntI1 AT f.dSt Nlu-
dlebury June 7th.-Miss Made MClnrcY
has returned from Burlington. where ,he
has been attending the Business College
for the past few weeks.-Norman Atwood
was a victim of the mumps last week
James Walker and daughter, Miss Minnie.
from RicEester visited at Mrs Eliza Nc
inircy's recently.-Mrs. Samuel King, who
has for tho past two years worked at
Bread Loaf Inn nearly all of the time, has
finished her work at that place and has
gone to Sudbury to work Her husband has
also Gone.-Mrs. VIM. Strinsham visited
her mother, Mrs. f. f. Damon, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Shampeny and son
visited at II. l. Spoor's a few days ago
The summer guests have begun to arrive
at Bread loaf Inn.
t. RIPTON.
Capt. c. F. Rich assisted by Capt. Ro-
llyn Mahen. first lieut., Fred Taylor, chap-
lain John Lower. color sergeant; Philip
Mahen, Past Chaplain J, Hodges and Pri-
Yates S. Damon of Col. A. s. Tracy camp
No % OF Mdlehury came to Rip
ton Monday night where they or
ganized a camp of Sons OF Vet
Grams. Thece were l3 charter members
After the ceremonies which were carried
out in the town hall they went to the @.
A. r. hall where the ladies had a Dounti-
fu supper prepared. There We're seer
al G. A. r. men present who help d IN the
work The ladies deserve great credit
for the manner in which they carried out
their parts
WHITING.
Miss Madalene Foote of Mddlebuly
spent Saturday and Sunday with Nellie
Ketcham.-Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Baclers
visited in Ticonderoga n. Y, last week.
Miss Jessie Brown returned from her
school in Bristol last week-Joseph Colby
of Lincoln visited his son. DIR. Colby. last