Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
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lawn party Wednesday evening. July
"A, on the roctory grounds for the bene-
ut of St. Peters Church This will be the
first time these grounds have ever been
opened to the public. The vergennes City
band will furnish music and ice cream
and cake will be served-The Rev. l.. A.
Vezina left Monday evening for Winoos-
XII to attend the diocesan retreat.-The
rev. n. Thomas Hafer returned Monday
from Hartwelville, where Sunday he as
sisted In the baptism of ~ people and or
ganized Baptist Church with "a mem
bers.--Thursday Miss Flora Booth took
II of her young friends on the lake in
her new launch which she christened on
the cruise. The Flora Mrs. Robert Plude
returned Monday from weeks visit to
her sister. Mrs. Edward Telden of Bur
lngton. Miss Geneva Sency. who has
been passing two weeks with Miss Mary
Alden, returned Monday to Northampton
Mass-T. Nevill has moved to his new
quarters in the stevens block. A now
soda fountain has been put In and other
modern improvements making it one Of
the most up-tu-date drug stores in Addi-
son county.-Mrs. y. -. Harris left Tues
day for a visit to her brother, Capt. j
=. Tyler of New York city. On her re-
turn Mrs. Harris will visit in Saratoga
Sandy Hill and Glens Falls. n Y.-Don-
aid Irving, aged nine months. youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Warner
died Monday afternoon from a complica-
tion of diseases after an Illness of three
weeks. The funeral was held Wedncsda y
afternoon at the homo at two O'Clock The
oil a
Mrs. Frank Lyon and daughter, Pauline
Of burlington are visiting her sister. Mrs
+. L. Fish, az her cottage at the lake
Miss Violet Armstrong of Eliza beth, y.
J.. who is passing the summer at Mount
Phno. was the guest Of the Rev DR.. and
Mrs. r. r. Davis Tuesday Mrs. r. G.
Phelps Of North Adams, Mass. IS making
an extended visit 10 he- son. DR. +. G.
Phelps.--The Rev. and Mrs l.. c. Barnes
Of Worcester. Mass. Prof. j. T.. Brady
of Northa mpton, Mass. and l.. Il. Will
son of Florida are guests at the Hotel
Lenox-Mrs. Warren Miner and daughter.
Mrs. James Dona hue, and son, Miner,
have gone to Lincoln to visit relatives -
Miss Emma L. Neville Of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting her uncle, T. Neville.
A preliminary survey has established
the fact that on account of the cost an
| underpass at the present highway is i'm
impraCtcable and that the south pass as
surveyed by the Rutland railroad, with
some changes. a s suggested by l.. r.
Renton Will be accepted. provided that
the passenger station can he moved n bout
30 rods south of Its present location. The
citizens are requested 10 meet at city
hail Friday evening at 7:30 O'Clock for
the purpose OF discussing the proposed
underpass.-The funeral of Donald Irving,
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3.
Warner who died Monday, was held at
the house Yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock, the Rev. DIR. II. ]. Selinger offi-
ciating. The bearers We're two uncIes,
Arthur and Fred Warner of Burlingt ton,
! and Walter and William Middlebrook of
pect cemetery. Among those present
from away were: c. Il. Warner, Miss
Lane, Of Burlington. Miss Laura Munette
Of North Ferrisburgh and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkins OF West Ferrisburgh h-Marston
Haviland of New York city is taking the
place Of Supt. j. D. Whiteside at the
Havlland Shade Roller plant and Is stop
ping at the Stevens House.-The Rev n
lhonas fia1er accompanied by the Key.
y. A. Wood OF Essex Junction left yes
terday on Mr.. Hafer's sail boat, the
Elizabeth. for Silver bay, Lake George
to attend a conference OF the Young Peo-
pies Missionary soc!ety.-Mrs. BARLEY
I.avalley of Burlington and Mrs. Amelia
Woods of MORA, y. Y, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lavalley and other re-
latives in town.-Mrs William Crosby and
daughter. Miss Margaret. visited her
daughter, Mrs. George Whallan of Bur
lngton. yesterday.-H B. Slack and SON.
RAYMOND. attended the gamo of base
ball at Burlington yesterday.