Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
| passed Sunday In Burlington

The Rev ". g. Mason was at Mont
gomery Center Sunday, where he con-
Quoted three services. Hc spoke
in Franklin "Wednesday evening In the
Methodist Church - Bartholomew Chad
bourne Of Mcchanicsville was in town
Monday on his return from n week spent
among old friends across the border
Mr. and Mrs. r. ~. Leonard uf Canton.
n. Y, ar. visiting their son. II. G. Leon
ard, the superintendent of Owls Head
creamery.-A. l.. Ballard of Crescent
Peach, Fla, who has been passing some
weeks with his sister. Mrs. l.. a. Ballard,
has returned to his home-Mr. anI Mrs.
Joseph ST. German passed Sunday With
Mr. st. Gcrn,an's sister, Mrs. u. A.
Pcnolt.-Mrs. Arthur Denonville and two
daughters of Granitcvlle arc passing
some days with Dr. and Mrs. II. o..
JnN nj. The ladies arc sisters.-Onc Of our
young men who was out riding one of
the dark nights recently collided with a
team near iIoyt Burts in such manner
as TO sroil one forward wheel on each
buggy The Rev. A. H. Arms. age So.
of Richford who passed Sunday at
Green's corner. stayed with friends here
over Monday night and called on old
friends Tuesday.
Frank Hart of Hartford, Conn, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. r.. ~. Farrell. leav-
ing here for home Saturday.-Mrs.
Graves of Sheldon. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. +. F.. Greenwood.
returned home Saturiav.-The Rev. q.
c. Rice of Council Bluffs. Iowa. Sc years
Young, assisted in the service in the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
nj S,tp
ing. colonel Sawyer Of the Quincy went
to his home in Boston Saturday for n
months vacation.--I.arry Gardner left
Monday morning for burlington. where
he will enter the univcrsity.-S w
Armstrong. chief ranger OF the State
CoGrt 7. q. r was in towr Saturday,
Miss Bertha Aller, for. nei resident and
graduate from the high school is passing
Il vacation with Mrs. J. A. Gibson. She
is employed bookccper by her uncle
II. Waite. Of Morrsvllc.--C. f. Colpitts
who has been in poor health for sninc
weeks went To burlington Saturday and
WAS accompanied on his return tina,
evening by his brother and wife. Mr.. aud
Mrs. r G. Colptts of Monkton. \. r.
who Will pass a few days heretofore:
Raney'S house on Misssuuoi street has
moved into his fathers hous" beyond
III" ccmctery.--Ray Bowles Of Mineville
n. V, but who travels for a Rcston con
corn passed Sunday in the family Of hi.
uncle. g. ". Abel. Miss Minnie Yate.
is nursing Fuller Rawson. who is quite
lll-Tf" service announced by the Rev
T.. j.. White for men to be held Monday
evening has been pospored to 7:3c Wed
nosday evening, when all interested n,cr
are asked to meet in the vestry of the
church.-The engine Of the morning train
from ST. Adams Monday broke down in
the yard here and did not leave until
about 9'm.-H. Il. Kimhall left Monday
for Montreal. where he intends cntcring
the International business college iooat.
cd ut 2,0St St. Catherine street
There were II tickets sold from thi,
station for the New York excursion Tues
day. Among those who went were Mis-
hoffman and Mrs. T.. J. Parmelcc. Thu
latter will visit Mr.. Parmelses brother
c. l.. Parmelee and his mother who live.
IN New YORK. Mrs. Parmelec intends I,
return ny way OF Boston and attend tn,
Nomans Foreign Missionary meeting il
, Erookline, Mass, being absent abou
three weeks.-Mr and Mrs. r. r. Green
wood started for Boston Tuesday goin,
80 Us !" sup over among friends in Am
, hcrst.-Fuller Rawson is quite i'll wit
appendicitis Ray Mitchell, the 1O-vcar
old son OF c. \. MITCHELL had ono of hi
, elbows dislocatcd while playing with othe
, boys on Maple Park Tuesday afternoon.
\. +. Rad returned from New York Wed
, ncsday mornin2.-J. w. pomcroy was il
. East berkshire Wednesday evening. whcr
he spoke in Palestine,-E. NJ. Kimhal
shipped a full blooded Jersey calf to Mil
ton Tuesday.