Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05

ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pember Sar-
gent.-NIrs Mary A. Gibson has sold her
| house on Maple street to Frank Peterson.
who takes immediate possession. Mrs.
Gibson will move to Hyde Park, where
she has purchased n rcsidcnce.-Mr i.
| |. Gorton of Hampton. Va. is visitor at
the home of her niece. Mrs. +. II. Smith
of Moscow.-Nirs G. NJ. Watts spent sew
icrai days last week with friends in Water
lbury.--Coniad Adams entered Norwich
| University last wcck.-Manstcld Mountain
Grange will hold its next meeting october
~. following is the programme: Music.
Miss Marjorie Watts, roll call, with some
lploasng experience or "reminiscences from
each member: a paper on the Urn" Im-
portance of Physical. Mental and Moral
Cultu,c in the Home. Mrs. H. q. Fuller:
"Snn,taaion ON the Farm" r.. Bgclow;
reading. Mrs. Barrows: music. by the
chcir--A change in the time table or
Mount Mansfield electric railroad will take
effect on Monday. October .. Tho first car
from Waterbury will arrive at 1880 a. M.
instead of 955 AS at present and the last
car out leaves ut 4.4O y. IN. instead of $50
Among those who went to Montpelier
on Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. n. G..
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Bigelow and
Mrs. C.. +. Eddy.
Several ladies in stowe have recently
received circulars from the Novelty Sup
ply house of Chicago, advertising an I'm
pcrial facial cream. tube of which will
be sent for 81 and the addresses of IL
ladies' and also n premium of five yards
OF high grade silks One Of the recipients.
wishing to keep others from being taken
in confcsscs that she sent on 81 and the
IL addresses. but has received no silk.
no cream and no reply She thinks per-
haps the lesson is worth ST. however,
Mrs. n. t. Eddy. who has spent the
summer with her son. Paul Eddy, in
| FitshoId. is visiting her son. G.. +. Eddy.
in Stowr.-AIr and Mrs. William Putnam
were in stowe Saturday to visit Mrs.
Putnam's brother, f.. j. Smalley. They
took their niece, Katherine Smallcy.
home with them to spend Sunday. which
WAS her eighth hirthday.-Miss Anna
Fcldcrs concluded her engagement a;
Lake Mansfield on Tuesday. She goes on
Thursday to Montpelier, where she has
employment in Hcaton hospital.-Miss
Eliza beth Swift who was expected ia
return tho last of September from her
visit of the Pacific coast. will probably
not return until the last of November
Miss Jennie Luce who has hocn employed
| NJ inc W mite mountains curing tHe Suii-
MGR returned homo on Monday.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Smith on October 1.-The village
trustees will make repairs in tho street
and sidewalks on Bridge street this fall.
A bank wall is being put in near AL
bert Larroway's residence in charge of
Meesrs. Allen of Waterbury.-Miss Fan
mic Hoisington. who has been employed
in c. l.. McMahon's family for the past
IL wears. was married this week To
Moses Chase of t'nderhll. where they
will residc.-.Iosoph Latouchc has moved
to tho tenement vacated by Frank Muzzy.
Miss Ina culver is i'll at the home OF
ho~ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Culver
Mrs. John Wells has been i'll for several
davs-Mrs. T.. A. Clair. who has visited
friends several weeks at Snranac Lake
spent several days in burlington last
wcck-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mckay OF
Milwaukee. wis. arc expected this week
to visit Mrs McKay's aunt, Mrs. II. G.
Thomas.-On Friday afternoon the senior
class in the high school will discuss the
question: Resolved. That Ambition Has
Done More Harm Than Good TO Man
kind" affirmative. Fred Campbell. Mar
tina Wright and Martin Barrows: mega
tive. Mary Algcr. Robert Harris and
Y.
also he rendered. tho programme being
) in charge of Lola Billings.-Next Sunday
{; will DO observed at Unity Church as
: harvest SUNDAY and n special invitation
5 to attend is extended to the grangers
u The pastor will preach ut tho morning
l. service. the subject being "fIarvcstncs.
Sunday school and Bible class at II m.
Young Peoples fraternity meeting at
y. M. topic. "Harvestings. There viii
u he special music and decorations Th'
u special meetings Mt tho Methodist Churcf
> closed on Friday evening. A prayer meet
: ing was held on Tuesday evening ant
d there will he the usual Thursday evening
= service. The topic for the meetings o.
II tn" Christian FndoaVor and Epwortl
u societies on Sunday evening will he "'rh'
Christians Trials and rriumphs. Jane!
: |. Is: leaders. Mrs. Herbert Mayo ant
: T.. &. Mills, respectively.