Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-08
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CContinued from third psgeJ

linery store after vacation passed at
her home in ST. Adams Mrs. T.. $.
Roeuc returned from Richford Monday
afternoon-News received by the Rev.
and Mrs r. T.. White from their daugh-
ter Eva. recently married to the Rev.
Vernon McCombs. in Brooklyn, ind-
Gates a steady improvement in her
health. They expect her here to pass
two months about June I. MIR. and
Mrs. McCombs expect to sail for South
America about August /, where Mr.
McCoNnbs has position at Callao,
Peru. in II theological seminarN.--N Ma
poleou Bean. who left town rather sud
denly after n fracas on Maple Park
something more than year ago, re-
turned Monday.--Mr and Mrs. Louis
campbell returned to their home in
saltwater, y. H.. after a visit to Mr..
Campbell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
gus Campbell.
At the annual business meeting Of the
Glover club. hold with Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh
Tuesday evening. March g. the following
officers were elected: airs. J. NJ. Jeffords.
president Mrs c. l.. Ovitt, first vice
president. Mrs. j. H. Mears, second vice.
nresident: Mrs. A. i. Davis. third vice.
president Miss Alice McGarry. fourth
vice-president; Mrs. T.. +, Greenwood.
secretary: Mrs. l.. /. Marsh. treasurer
Mrs. j. H. Marsh. director to Federation
of Women's clubs; Mrs. T.. 4. Pratt. Mrs.
II. T.. Kimball and Mrs. u. NJ. Gardner.
flower committce.-A. j. Caldwell went
Tuesday to Massachusetts for an absence
Of several weeks.-IIomer Billado is pass
ing two weeks among relatives in South
Richford.-Miss Alma MtiEuy returned ia
Richmond Tuesday, after passing a few
DAYS in town.-Miss Nirgie Mtiguy leaves
this morning for Richmond. She has
visited her sister, Mrs. \. J. Chadwick.
here and her mother in Samsonvlc for
the past few days Mrs u. i. Carey and
children, who have lived here for the
past year. are intending to return to Bos-
ton to reside soon.--Mrs. o. Merrill and
Mrs. Lou Gibson were in burlington Tues
dav.-Rohcrt Lecair, who has been iii
with pneumonia, is slightly better.
Mrs. LaRCza, the artist recent
lY received an order for a portrait OF
George Washington 10 be painted on Sill
tapestry. 1t is to replace a badly defaceG
portrait in an ancient clock owned by 4
citizen of Raleigh, y. G., to which place
II is to be sent when completed. Mrs
Fisher Amos. who has been visiting hen
7.
W. j. NJ. Bcattic. for a couple of weeks
returned TO her home in Franklin, Que.
Friday. Mrs. Beattie accompanied hen
as far as ST. Albans.-Mrs Lewis Gillian
went to 81. Adams Friday to care for
n sick brother. Jerry Iaroc, who is il
with pneumonia in that cty.-I.ewis Bo
cash. living on he East Sheldon road
has rented his farm TO George Doner ant
will move to sheldon April /, where hs
has bought place.-Mrs. +. s. Bogue
who has been in the family of ]. w
Pnmero> for the past week and more. wa,
in Richfnrd over Sunday.-The Ladies
Aid served pancakes and new syrup IL
The vostry OF the Methodist Church Fri
cav evening NJ. r. Perley. who ha.
been i'll with severe cold for a few
days past, is somewhat improved Til,
junior class Of the high school gave al
entertainment in the high school room
- Mrs. u. y. Piers0n, who has been pass
ing several days in the family of w. r
Parker, returned to her home in tssc,
Junction SaturdaN.-Mr and Mrs II. NJ
Martin passed Sunday In Swanton will
Mrs. Martins parents. Mr.. and Mrs II
c. McGregor.-B. J. McC;arry of Pittsford
who has heen visiting his son, the Rev
J. 3. McGarry. for the past week, return
cd Ia his home Saturdav.-Lewis Gilha
passed Sunday in St. Adams in the fam
fly of j. J. Laro". Mrs. J.. y. Ballar,
passed Sunday in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w 'iarvin and son
Elrnes of RIch ford visited Mrs. Garvini
sister Mrs. J. II. Burns, Friday an,
SaturdaN--Mrs w s. Hutchinson wen
10 ST. Adams Saturday. where she viii
pass few days with Mr.. Ilutchinson.-
a black Minerva hen belonging to a. !.
Gleason. 1t measured S3-ix. inches il
circumr crenCe.-Th Ladies' Auxiliac,
met AZ the rectory Wednesday afternoon
IS. Is. Burt returned from Barton Fri
day, where he purchased two hounds
There VIII be services in St. Matthew
Church Wednesday and Friday evening
IF this week. The menlh.rs of this parisi
regret the Illness which prevented III
visit of Bishop Halt Sunday.-Misses Nir
gle and Alma Mitiguy Of Richmond ar
passing few days in town.-The Won
ans Foreign Missionary society me
with the president, Mrs. Martha Draper
NNotHe Sday afternoon. Miss Phoebe fowl
of Darlington passed Sunday with H."
mother. Mrs. Mercy Towlc.-J. w. IMnn;
OF North Troy, where he is clerliins 20
Ezra SeaNer, was in town Saturday OF
his return from Bakersfield To his home
Ale graduated from Brigham Academy il
the class of 1905.