Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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. as the doctor had arrived on tho scene
Or. Abel assisted Or Hutchinson in set
ting the broken limbs
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Hunt az Island
fond ana young daughter are passing a
rev days in town AS the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Abel Mrs. w. e. Glib.
son returned Saturday from a visit of y
H rev days nv Rchfurd.--D. ". McGarry of
: Proctor passed Sunday with his bro, her
the Key. j. II. McGarrv.-M Mrs. James
Goodall ana two children, who have been
passing some days with her sister Mrs
, Ninnle Burt, returned to her home in Bur
llngton Saturday.--The Home Missionary
societies of the Methodist Episcopal
Chnrch viii give a reception to the Home
Guards and Mothers jewels in the church
parlors "Wednesday afternoon from three
. to five. 1t will also be the silver ami
Nersary thank Offering ana mite box open-
ing.-Mrg, A. a. Ascltinc and daughter,
:. Miss Florence, expect to pass the next
two weeks with Mrs Asaltne's brother,
DR. G. r. Draper, in Medford Mass. I'm
erson Heycr is home for the Summer from
Norwich triVersty.-Mr Bailey of Hoo
bokcn, y. j., national organizer of the
. w. c. T. /. spoke at West Enoshurgh
sunday morning and in the Methodist
Church here in the evcninr.--Dr loyal
=. and his nephew. clyde. were in Montreal
over SundnY.-Mrs Aura Stratton went
to Woodsvila. y. II. Monday, whore she
will visit the family of her sister, Mrs W.
T. Noble, a few days previous to going to
Franconia for tn" season.-E. j. Tyler
= passed Sunday in North Troy. where his
! family are passing a few wceks.-Guy
Kendall has gone to Newport whore he
/ has secured employment.--Orlan Leach of
/, Philadelphia is passing a few days with
I Judge and Mrs. w. II. McAllister.-~Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph cook of St Adams are
/; caring for their son, William. at Orrin
Wards who broke some of the bones IN
his knee while practcing with the hose
: company one day last woek.-Mr. and
Mrs. \. l., Gleason passed sunday at their
old home in East Dunham,--Dr. j. II.
8 Hamilton Of Rchford was in town Mon
: day IN consultation with Drs. W. W. and
+. S. Hutchinson uu the ease of Mrs G. Is.
Ovitt, who has been seriously III for some
: ks--Mrs ~ w. Smith has returned to
ther home in SwHnton. Mrs. T.. *. Barnes
and daughter, Grace. came to town Sat
urday evening They will pass the sum.
mer with Mrs. Barnes's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Tlsh.-Miss Averll. repre- entng
. The New England DeaConess home in Bos-
ton, spoke very acceptably in the Metho-
dis church Sunday morning on the work
being done by that organization.
Dr and Mrs A. :. Billings of omaha.
Neb.. We're with G. i. Rawson over
Sunday.-Mrs. Ann cotton went to Bel
lows Falls Tuesday. whore she will
visit the Rev. and Mrs. l.. .. Sherburne
for u few days. Sh" will then 20 to
+ Everett Mass. where she will visit
her son, Andrew Cottou.--Mss Marion
, Gill OF Cranky. que, came To town
Monday, whore she will pass some
wocks with her sister Mrs. H. f. Kim
ball.--Mrs. Anna Galbraith went to
Newport Monday night called Their" by
the drowning accident of sunday when
her sister. Mrs. +. : Paqun, lost her
lifc.-Niss Jessie Bailey of st Adams
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. D. Ken
dallas workmon were cXcaVatin &
for the foundation Of +. y. Manuel's
cottage on Rock Island, silver Lake. in
Franklin recently they uncovered por-
lions of a human skeleton of ancient
origin. Mr.. Manuel has the bones
found in a case, which he will keep
Jasen Whitney of Montreal was with
til" family of -. NJ. Rose over sun
daN.--Mrs. l., A. Weld went TO Bur
lington Tuesday for q stay of Il few
wcelis.-Gladys Elizabeth. the lo-Yenr-
old daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs W.
G. Mason. died Monday after a severe
illness of about five months. She had
never been a strong child but has suf-
fered intensely during the past months.
The funeral was held at l0:3r Wednes-
day at the houS" in charge of the Rev.