Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-11

Monday by the serious illspess OF his son =
ohlld'--Mr and Mrs. Homer Denney and
Mr. ana Mrs. ]. II. Denncy OF Mortified
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs 10. 10. Camp
bell over Blusday.--Ovcr 10 tickets were
sold from tho local station for the Boston
excursion Tuesday.--The rev. DR.. Cahill
and the Row. Father Lynch are to be
engaged In mission work In tho southern
part OF the State for several weeks. be-
ginning at Ludlow next Sunday. Father
Lynch will return for his services here
each Sunday.--An entertainment and So
clal will be given by the ladies' Of st.
Andrews Church next Friday evening.
There will be music and refreshments
and a cordial welcome Is given to all.
Among those from out Of town who st.
tended the A. &. conference over Sun
day were Mrs. McKinstry and Mrs. Good
rich of Richford, Elder o. w. Beckwith
and wife OF Wider, Elder w, II. Blount
and wife of Franconia, N. H., Elder
Frank Richardson Of Sugar Hill. N. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Bugbee of
Bridgewater. Elder Hiram Sweet Of Lit
Teton, N. H., A. Dessmore of Bethel and
Elder Names and wife of Worcester,
Mass.-Roy Demeritt left for Albany, N.
Y. on Monday, where he is to enter the
Albany Business Colege.-B. e. Wallace
is in Boston for few days stay.-H. d.
Brown. George II. Dale, G. c. Graves and
Morris Woodland we're in Burlington Nor
day on business in Chittenden county
court.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ennis are the
| happy parents of a daughter.-Col
Charles Dillingham;, and daughter, Miss
Pauline Dillingham;. of Houston, Tex,
Senator Dillingham; and son. Paul Dilling-
ham, were visitors in town the first OF
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strong
of Waitshed were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs William Strong.-Mrs. S. A
| Hewitt, who has been a guest of her
brother, william NJ. Strong. has returned
| TO her home in Everett. Mass.-W. e
Palmer has gone to Boston for a ten days
stay.-Mrs. Elmer Coffrin has gone tc
| Boston to visit her sister, Mrs. Barney
| The funeral Of Mrs Fred Pero, was held
| from the home of Frank Pero Monday
| morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. +. b
Kellogg offlciated She was 20 years OF
age and Is survived by a husband and
| four small chldren.--L. A. Bruce has
purchased Of A. II. Griffin his farm sit
uated on Little River. Possession to be
given nj oncc.-J r. Arkley has finished
work for tho Drew Daniels Granite Co.
and has purchased of y. II. OBrne the
| Montpelier express route. Mr.. Arkley has
! had his house connected by telephone
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Keene and Miss
Carrie Keone are visiting in New York
and Bridgeport, Conn.,-George w
| Whitehill of St. Johnshury. has beer
visiting his brother, II. G. Whitehil.-S. G.
Wheeler met with a very painful acct
dent at his mill last Saturday. He was
WORKING around tho mill where Il new
| f'ume is being put in, and in some way
slipped, falling to the bottom of the fume
ii distance Of ever eight feet 1t was
necessary to call doctor. and the In
| jury will coudne him to the house fol
several days.--Mrs. Elenora Eaton OF
! Fitchburg. Mass, is "A guest of Mrs. Flor
ance +. Guptil. Miss Josephine Rushforte
| is taking a three weeks vacation from
her duties At the hospital and is visiting
at her home n Brockvile p. @,