Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-07

| Amanda Bush Of Burlington has becp
visiting here the past week.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Dunshee of Proctor are Wis
iting Mrs. ~ W. Dunshcc-Mr. and
Mrs. t. G. Dixie are at home rom their
western vislt--Miss Edith Brown will
lead the Christian Endeavor meeting
at the Baptist Church next SUNDAY
evening, topic What Is Practical
Christianity?"--Mr Rosa Ives and
son. Kenneth and Miss Belle Moore
| have returned to Chicago.--Miss Ethel
| Tucker will teach the fall term Of
school In East Middlebury.--MissN Nellie
Harlow visited Miss Jennie Grow in
| Middlebury last Week.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Drake has returned to star. Idaho.
where she will resume her school
work.--Jamcs Baird and Miss Cla ra
Monroe were married in Broadalbin,
n. Y, August u. Inc bride is a for
mer resident Of this town.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Jacobs have occupied the
Ridley tenement on Pleasant street.
A regular meeting Of Libanus Lodge.
r. and a. NJ. will be held this even.
ing.-rhe Bristol ladies, who attended
the baby reunion at the home of Mrs
T.. r. Siples last week. presented her
Mrs. Harriet Bates. who has been Wis.
iting her relatives here several weeks.
returned to Essex Junction FRIDAY
The many friends here OF Luther Cal
ahan of Burlington will be sorry to
near that he is in very poor health
Mrs. +. G. Haskins and son. Roy, went
10 Burlington Saturday.--Conductor
Duba has been off duty for several
days on account OF illness. l.. W.
Bates is taking his place.--A. r. Hill
is quite seriously ill.,
MIR. and Mrs. n. H. Lewis of North
Dakota are visiting their sisters. Mrs.
Sarah Sprague. Mrs. phebc Ridley and
their brother. IIeman Lewis They are
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Lewis Of North Duxbury. This is Mr..
Lewis's first visit to his native State i'm
~ years. This is expected TO be their last
visit. as Mr.. Lewis is - and Mrs. Lewis
GS. They will go to California the last
of this month. Mr. Lewis and his brother
Monroe, both served in the Union army in
the Civil Wharf.-The ball game last Sat
urday afternoon ut Riverside Park War
rem vs. Bristol. resulted in Il defeat for
the visiting team. . to Misses Evelyn
Gcary and Susie Monroe will teach fall
terms of schools in Morkton.-Collcctors
~. =. Sherwin and X. S Smith are issuing
some trustee writs nowadays.-Mrs. Wal
ter Wright. Miss Anna Wright and two
1Iadlcy and Dorothy, arc at
home from a visit of several weeks in
Greenfield. Mass.David White of Wor- |
cestcr, Mass, visited his family here over
Sunday. Mr.. White is carpenter and
has been in Washington and Baltimore
during the last four yoars.-A regular |
meeting of Clifford Chapter. X. A. NJ. |
will be held tins evening DR.. II. l.. Aver
i'll of Middlebury was in town over Sum |
day Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Palmer and fam
ily are ut home from "A two weeks stay at
Long point.--Work hero was generally
Labor day.-E. w Gage
and family have occupied the Myers tcne-
mcnt on Church stree f. c. Marsh of |
New York is visiting here. Mrs. Marsh |
nas been here several weeks. II. c. Brown
If Burlington and T. Brown of Rich |
nond were in town over Sunday and La.
Dor day with their families. .--R. C. Martin !
# burlington is in town.-Superntendent
Andre and two of the foremen went to
Albany Saturday night on business for
he contractors on the village water /
and Mrs. T.. e. Dixie and Mrs.
Many Lamb are ut home from Richmond,
II. They went there To attend ihc Tooth |
birthday anniversary Of their aunt. Mrs.
Mary Lamb. Mrs. Lamb is Il native of
Milton This State, and went West IS years
Igo.
w. r. Aldrich and daughter, Mabel,
If Burlington ar" guests in town.
)r. and Mrs. l.andon Aberncthy of
Bakersfield and Miss Blanche Miller
# Des Moincs. Iowa. arc guests of
he doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
,. Abernethy-Wor began Monday
m the Methodist Church. THE stceple
md bell has been taken down and
he building will be moved 20 feet to
he north, raised one story, and the
udicncc room entirely remodelcd-
iiss Norma Atkins visited her rela-
ives in Huntington last week.
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