Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
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y. T.. Palmer OF Mystic, p. G., is
whiting his son, G. T.. Palmer.-Miss
lie Niles is in Montpelier to visit her
sister Mrs. Albert Spaulding.-Mr. ana
Nire NJ. p. Maurice are in Watervillc
with Mr.. Maurice's father, u. +. Maui
rice. for a week.-Mrs.. j. j. billings is
IN HClvldcre for n few days with her
CauEhter. Mrs. T. j. I}illings.-Mrs.
lucia pvinnell and sister. Mrs. Mary
a Williams, Of Lynn, Mass, have re-
turned home.---Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Eundy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodrich
nnd L. NJ. Mayott have returned from
1iostor.--Mrs. H. =. Freeman is in
Johnson at r. s. TullinEton's. Mr..
freeman is visiting his sister in Hard
Niclt.-liss Eugene Pinney and Miss
Nita Ellis were i'm Burlington over
sunday.-Michacl Murphy of Hardwick
and rife are guests of William
Tillotson during the deer scason.--1I.
G.. Wilson. who has charge of II music
store in Bcrro, s at homo for few
Aays.--Miss Bctsey Poor. n blind sis
Ger oc Nlre. George A. Cheney Is con-
Tncd to tho bed from n fall down
stairs. Although she received some In
aurtes. no bones were brokcn.-Ralph
and Edwin Barrows will make an OK
weclt.--H. 4. Smallcy left Saturday
for Iowa.---Mrs Russell Gay, who Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Muazy,
ir johnson ovcr Sunday. went Mon
day to Montpelier for three or four
weeks with her son. Nelson Gay
Joseph Parker and son, Urban. and
walter Ward are fin Sherburnc to re-
main through the deer scason.--Mrs.
G. J.. Potter OF Fairfax. the guest for
n week of Mrs a. r. Austin. returned
homo SaturdaY.-Mrs. a. NJ Jenkins
has moved To Lyme. y. H., where she
has purchased a residence.--Mr. and
Mrs George Tilotson went to Little
ton, y. H.. Saturday where they will
visit his brother William Tillotson.-
Dr. w. u. Lamhcrton. n graduate Of
an ontario veterinary college. has To-
Gated here. He has rented tcne-
ment of George Tillotson on Maple
street--r, c. Carr is ON Il short Vaca-
ton at his home TN Glover
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Allen. former
residents, arrived Saturday morning
from Laport, Iowa, where they have
lived for a few years. They intend to
locate in the East.
AS Mrs. Charles shaw and Miss Alice
Royce were driving home Saturday
afternoon they made the turn at Mar
tin Wheclock's with too mucn speed
and the wagon tipped over. Mrs
Shaw received black eye and Miss
Royce was injured in the back
George jackson of Waterbury. Conn.
brother of the late James jackson, is
visiting his sister. Mrs Ellen IIuse.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman w. Adams are in
burlington to visit nor sister, Mrs. j.
Adams, who is expected from the
6outh.-Urban \. Woodbury., end. of
Burlington has visited Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ. Powers and Friday even
ing Mrs Powers gave a whist party
in his honor.--Mrs. Ellen g. Olmstead
went Monday to Ricnford to visit her
niece Mrs Henry Puffcr. She will
soon so to Boston to pass the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Ernest r.
Bracket. She will be accompanied
by Mrs. Puffer.--Two inches of snow
fell hore early Sunday morning-Mrs.
Helen Towne returned Monday from a
short visit in Hardwick and Green's
boro.-Miss s. r. Norton of Hyde Park
was a guest over Sunday of the Misses
BuGbee.-Mrs e. L. Orcutt. who has
made an extended visit with her aunt,
Uardwick before returning to her
home in Chattanooga. Tcnn-IIcnry
Tlllotson is visiting mis- daughter. Mrs.
Ida Cross, in Woodbury.-Miss Grace
Prior will pass a week visiting in st.
Johnsbury, Hardwick and Wolcott.-
Eldin Hovey is at work as clerk in
the grocery store of ]. S Banistcr-
Mrs. NJ. G. Kelley returned Monday
4 mi, L VI
left for Baltic Conn. 10 visit her
sister Mrs. c. r. Lynn.-L. G. Tinot
son of Smith & Tillotson, left Monday
night for Iowa, expecting TO be all
sent about ten days
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. W. Mcfarland were i'm
burlington Tuesday.-Mrs I.ottie Wells
IS FL Cambridge visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs NJ. r. FitzGerald.--Mis Wilma
Boyce, who has been in Greenfield Mass,
the past year, has returned home
Ehrs. S Carpenter and Mrs. Charles Corse
of Fletcher, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Blair, have returned
hone.-Mrs. Lucy Smith, who has passed
tho summer In Bethlehem, " H., ana
has been In Burlington for two weeks with
her daughter, Grace, Is stopping at the
Randall. Miss Grace will enter Peoples
Academy Mary VIM has returned
10 Burlington after two months with her
Eon, James Winn.-D. t. Palmer returned
Tuesday II Mystic, y. c.. after a short
visit with his son, q. T.. Palmer-Mrs
| kddie ". Camp Of Winooski has returned
I home. She is succeeded by Mrs Lucy
Smith at the Randall.-NIrs. Laura Gleed
Mrs. Shepard Mr.. Fleetwood and Mr.
and Mrs, y. NJ. Waterman were in Bur
llngton Tuesday.--Mat erial for the short
bridge was taken TO the site Tuesday
ready for construc uon.-The Rev. and
Mrs. V. NJ, Hardy left Tuesday for
Kansas City. Kans., where they will re-
main month guests Of the latter's I'M
Gle S. y. Smpson.-Mrs. Fred Stewart
Is in East Hardwick for a few days
| visit-Mrs. c. A. Conant has returned
20 Albany, where her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lawrence, Is seriously ill.-E.
j. Warren returned Tuesday from
Tacoma, Wash, where he has been for a
month. He will return in two or three
weeks.--Mr. and Mrs A. r. Gauthier of
Eilton \. H., are visiting in town
Jluther Shattuck OF Jeffcrsonvlle was
IN town Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mr
Sarah D. Wells. who has visited in
Springfield, Mass, returned Tuesday to
her daughters, Mrs. e. Bailey, In Car
fleld.-Mrs, @. e. Woodward was in
Burlington Tuesday