Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12

ton, Mrs. Clair 10 ablo to DO about tho
house n little.-A &. Cakes has not been
Improving In health. Mrs. I,etsey slnyton
of Waterbury IL the guest of hor daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. ", Stafford-Mr. and Mrs,
lOrne Of Cambridge. Mass. are stopping
lat @. w. Adsms's.-Mrs Sally Buzzeil
had an III turn on Friday morning. B l..
Buzzell Is at home from Montpelier on
account of her illness. Mary H. Pc
terson of Milwaukee, Wis. IL spending the
summer at the homo OF her uncle, Z.
Bigelow. Mrs w. A. Aldrch who hns
been III for some time, is able to be about
the house a ittle.--Miss Marjorie Watts
on Friday afternoon closed a successful
term of school with a very enjoyable pic
mic. which was held in a grove on Mrs
Stella Luce's farm and was attended by so
people. programme OF Rotations and
songs was carried out by the children and
Miss Watts gave mandolin solo A
bouniful supper served, the tables
being placed under the trees, and swings
were provided for the children. Miss
Watts received many tokens of esteem
from her pupils.-The Misses Isabel AID.
ans and Amber Smith and Mrs. Lena
Brown also closed their schools with pic
MICS on Friday evening E. II. Hale went
last week to Malon7 ~ y. wnere she
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little daughter. who have been visiting
at II. l.. Stearnss went to North Hyde
Park on Saturday Junior Endcavor
society of the Congregational Church held
a successful strawberry and ice cream
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will he guos,s n, Mrs T., "a Da,-nnor,
This week at Har,ow's and on Mo,nt
Nansde,d-Iast Sunday was observed as
childrcn's day at the CONGREGATIONAL
IChurch The decorations were of ferns
daisies meadow rue and grasses A pro-
gramme of Rotations. songs and exer-
cises was carried out by the children ard
the pastor, the Rev. H. A. q. Able gave
an excellent sermon TO the children. Mrs
+. C. Scribner ana little son are visitors
IN lrashurgh'-Mls Nellie watts - spend
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lonera,ion II q Thomas has rInrod his
lhiorrioI r.nort Of State fisheries and pana
lin the hands of the printers
The w. H. NJ : of the Methodist
society will hold its next regular
meeting on Thursday July 10. with
Mr, m' ,S ,s,,,n h"r ss,ar hs py
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