Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13

been at home from Montpelier On n shor.
vacation -Williem Davis and little daugh-
ter of Fort Covington. N. Y, spent Inst
week with their aunt, Mrs. william
Mills. Mrs. Sarah Weeks visiteu her son.
Walter Thomas. in Morrisville the last Of
the week Miss Nellie Waits left stowe
on Saturday TO resume her position as
teacher In Haverhill. Mass. She was ac-
companled by her aunt, Mrs. Olive Cor
liss, who returned to her home In Oxford,
n. lotto Fish, who has been stopping
at J. r.. Houston's several weeks, returned
on Saturday to his home in Fitchburg.
Mass.-Mrs. William Somerville is quite I'll
at her home on Park street.-Mrs. G. r..
Eddy Is spending the week with Mrs. C.
r. Churchill on Mount Mansfeld.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Bovco Of Montpelier spent
Sunday at C. r. Eddy's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Il. T.. Thayer, who have spent several
weeks at G. +. Eddy's, returned on Sat
urday to Boston. Mass.-Nat Moody, who
Is employed by the cemetery association.
has begun work on the village or "old
cemetery. Anyone willing to help with
labor or horses will find Mr.. Moody ready
to set them to work.-William Ravelin was
prosecuted for furnishing intoxicating liz
uor before Justice II. T. Raymond. lie
l''l prev 'lSIN Sf1Ntl IL vi ! q =
in jail for inroxication. l.. c.. Moody of
Waterbury appeared for the respondent,
who was discharged and Mr.. Tracy Of
johnson appeared for the States attorney.
who was sick.
The annual district meeting of the Won
ans Relief Corps will be held in stowe on
September rs. The following corps COM
pose the district, stowe. Morrisville, CAL
ais. Waterville. Waterbury Center and
Montpelier. The local corps will entertain
the visitors and members at dinner.-Miss
Lucia IAdd. president Of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Congregational
Church. who goes to Westtield, Mass. this
week, WAS presented %lth n beautiful En-
deavor pin at the meeting on Sunday
evening. The pin was "A gift from the
members of the society. Herbert Mayo
made the presentation s~peech.-The high
and graded schools opened on Wednesday.
Principal and Mrs. r. D.. Bessey arrived
s. Stowe on Tuesday afternoon. They will
reside In the Peter Quinn house, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bashaw for a
few days.--A plant Of cereus grandiforn.
or notwithstanding cereus belonging to Mrs
Susan Durham, blossomed on Tuesday
evening. Many people called to see II and
were we'll paid by the sight of large and
bea utiful white blossoms.-Mrs. Fall OF
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson Is stopping al
the Rev. r.. A.. CT. Abbe's. Mr.. and Mrs
Able go this week to Fishkill-on-the-Hud
son for n two weeks vacation.-Mis ENer
Stevens returned on Tuesday from a visi'
to friends in North Hyde Park.-Elwtr
Smallcy was a visitor in Hyde Park las
week.-Mrs.. F. c. Russell and daughter
Miss Mae Russell, returned on Monday
from a visit 70 Minneapolis Mrs. ID. w
Mcmahon and little SON., Harry, of Moscow
left on Wednesday for n visit including
Plattsburgh and St. Adams. They will he
gone until October Mrs. f. +. Smith
visited in Burlington on Tuesday,. A
Douglass is enjoying a weeks vacation
from his duties in his .ba rher shop.-Mrs
Arthur Pike and daughter. Miss Lizzie, o'
Johnson will spend n part of the weel
with Mrs. p. Sargent.-Mrs. NJ. A. Jennel
has rented her tenement to o. f. Luce
Mr.. and Mrs. Luce will be housekeeping
there about October Mrs. c. NJ. Watt
and daughter. Miss Marjorie. spent Tues
day night on MI. Mansfield. Mrs. Watt
remains during the week the guest of Mrs
IC. B. C~hurchill.-A social will be given II
Unity church Friday evening with music
games and refreshments.--The W. r. NJ. S
Iof the Methodist Episcopal Church viii
hold its annual business meeting at III
ivestry Thursday. September 20. There vii
be the mite box opening and refreshments
- The Rev. Otto s. Raspe OF Morrisvill
will occupy the pulpit in exchange wit
the pastor at Unity Church Sunday morn
ing. Young Peoples fraternity meeting a
7:3o p. M, topic. Lessons from the Boo
of Ruth" leader, Leo J. Moody.