Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15


Sunday IN IIighgate.--Miss Hattie Kim
ball of Now York Ia passing her vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. G..
Kimball.-NIss Flora Benolt OF Montreal,
who has been visiting hero. left Monday
Tor snort stay In Newport,-W. Pritch-
ard and son. Roy. have returned TO Mil
ford, n. HIT Larochelle was in Sweets
burg, Que, over Sunday Mrs. u. NJ. Rose
and daughter. Myrtle. are visiting in
Northheld--A daughter was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. w. u. Chatfcld Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Smith Of St Adams
passed Sunday with Mr.. Smiths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kidder and sister,
all of Waltham, Mass, and their moth
er, Mrs. Caroline Kiddcr of East Fair
field, have passed several days at Sun
set farm. tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Kidder--Mrs. Roy Libby and
children of Maiden, Mass, who have
been several weeks with her sister.
Mrs Herbert Bcssey. returned home
TuesdaY.--Miss Glenna Wood wa rd
won't to Lowell. Mass, to visit her un-
Gle and friends Tuesday --Mr. and
Mrs Clyde y. Gilbert and little daugh-
ter arrived In town Thursday morning
with the body of their baby. Lyman,
ton from cholera infantum. Tho fun
eral services were held Thursday at
ternoon at the home OF the grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gilbert tho Rev.
4. Kent officiating Intcrmcnt was
in the Center ccmctery-Frank Ken
field went to Barton Tuesday for an
extended trip.-Mr. and Mrs Guy
Shepard have returned to Gardner,
UT. hog
camping with tho family Of Arthur
1sham ut Riverside. has returned
home.--Miss Eme Bashaw and Miss
Myrtle Hopkins arc at ~ j. Bashaw's,
Mrs Carrie r. Bashaw and son.
Mahlon, went Saturday to East Rerk-
shire to visit his sister, Mrs II. y.
Hopkins.--Farmers are rejoicing ut
good hay weather. Some have finish
ed while othcrs, who did not commence
til three weeks ago, have still great
deal OF grass to cut. Those who cut
grass early secured short crop.
MIR and Mrs. Perloy. daughter, Miss
Katherine, and son. Kent with Mrs.
PcreY's sister, Miss Belle G. Stone, re-
turned Monday from their European
trip having been absent since April a.
After attending the ntth worlds Sunday
ECUOpl convention, tNhN toured across
italy, Switzerland. Germany Belgium in
to France and England sailing from
Llverpoo'-J. o, Kimball and family. in
Guiding Miss Alice Cassidy of Frelighs-
burg, are ut HiehRate Springs this week
Monday evening wild stories were cur
rent about Mrs. Frank Duso and her
son, Emmett. who attended the circus
in burlington that day to the effect that
one had suffered broken leg and the
other broken arm by the collapse of
the seats during the performance. It
later transpired they missed the train
and were kept out over night. arriving
home Tuesday morning safe and sound
G. l.. Marsh and daughter, Mrs F. w
Draper with her daughter. Miss Ruth.
were In burlington Tuesday.
Tho Rev G.. W Hunt, the presiding
elder OF St. Adams district. and the
Rev. c. NJ. Melden. principal of Wesleyan
Academy NJ Wilherhan, Mass, were
in town Tuesday Or. Meldcn delivered
an address at the Bible school at Riverside
camp that evening. Wednesday morning
he spoke again on inspiration of the
Bible" His final address will be given
this morning on the "restmony of the
Pick and Spade" The attendance on
the bible school compares very
favorahly with former years
George Phelps is taking n weeks vaca-
ton from his duties at the station
which he Is passing with a sister In New
York State.-Miss r. c. Williams has
closed her stamping and embroidery par
Tors for few weeks. which she Is pass
ing at her old home with Mrs. Ednah
Leach.-Mr. and Mrs. Harle Bashaw and