Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-02
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd Pngco

Genge. Bert Slayton of Montpelier, as
sistant for Secretary of State Fleetwood
passed Sunday in town.-Mr. and Mrs. =.
i. Gates have returned from Burlington
after visiting her brother V. A. Bullard.-
Mrs. James H. Clark and son OF Hardw'ick
visited her sister Mrs. II. Nj. Davis, over
Sunday.-Miss Ethel Knight of North
Wocott was the guest Saturday of Miss
Carrie Slloway.--A reception will he given
ut the Methodist Church parlors Friday
evening from 7:30 until ten in honor of
the Rev. and Mrs. z. A. Smith. All will
be gladly welcomed.
Mrs. Armand Jackson, who has visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Davis for
several days. returned home to johnson
Monday morning.-Mrs. V. H. Boyd and
Miss Ethel Rivers of Underhill and
Charles Wescomb of Eden, who came 10
attend the funeral of Joseph Rivers, re-
turned homo Monday.-Mrs. II. ID. STAN
hone of St. Adams. who has visited her
cousin, Mrs. II. j. Isham since Friday, re-
turned home MondaY.-T. VI. Zealand,
who has been employed as plumber in the
hardware store for the past three end a
half years, finished work there Saturday
night-Mrs w. G.. McClintock is seri-
ously i'll and threatened with bronchial
pneumonia Gerald Towne was able to re-
sumo his duties on the milk route Monday
after a siege with the mumps. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. c. Merrill Of Stowe were guests
at the home of his brother, L. II. Merrill
Sunday-Nliss Carrie Dyke went to Mas
sau. X. H.. Monday, being called there
by the Illness of her sister-in-lnw. Mrs. IL.
Z. Dylse.-Miss Azela Goodell of the
Iiardwlck high school was at home with
her mother Mrs. Lottie GOodell, Satur-
day and Sunday.-M. +. Maurice was a
business visitor in Wolcott Monday. X.
Parker went to Greensboro Monday
where he Is at work on a cottage In the
course of construction for Il. II. Sanborn
of Boston.-Miss Beulab Kneeland was a.
the home of her parents in North Hyde
Park Sunday.-Charles Wrisley is i'll with
the mumpS-Mr. and Mrs. VI. L. Delano
were called to Hyde Park Monday by the
death of her father, a. c. Mower.-Alr.
and Mrs. L. L. Bliss are both confined 20
the bed by illncss.--Mrs. J. w. Emerson
and daughter. Mrs. Bertrand Kitridge re-
turned to their home in st. Johnsbury
Monday evening after a short visit with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Harvie
Gravlin, who was injured in the recen,
Billings, who was seriously injured by be-
ing thrown from sleigh several weeks
ago, has recovered in a measure and ar
rived here Monday evening for a brief
stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j
Billings.
Congressman d. j. Foster will give ar
address on the Panama canal here Thurs
day evening under the auspices of the
90 Inn
and the Morrlsville Military band vii
furnish music-At the annual meeting Of
the Womans club tho following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. n. b. Blair
first vice-president. Miss Anna Mower
second vice-president, Mrs. Nellie Crane
recording secretary, Miss Lou Rand
press secretary, Miss Della Thompson
financial secretary and treasurer, Mrs
A. r. Campbell. A vote was taken for {
choice of names that have been suggeste'
for the new fake. and by large majorit,
the name Lake Lamoile was the favorite
Mrs. T. c. Cheney was in Burlington
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Miss Bell
1ambra. who has passed several weeks L
her home in Montgomery, has resume
her position at Fl. Waite .-Misses Veins
and Nette Royce of Greenfield, Mass
are here for an extended stay with thei
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ISAIAH Blair
A. C. Hamel was In johnson
Tuesday setting up hay press
Mrs. l.. Z. Boynton returned Tues
day morning from Cheshire. Conn
where she visited her son and wife, Nj
and Mrs Charles Boynton.-Miss Maui
Moulton mas gone to Sugar Hill. n. H., I
resume her place in the Sunset House
where she was employed last season.
Mrs. A. II. Bartlett of Alliston, Mass
who has visited for the past four week
with her son, f. II. Bartlett, and daugl,
ter, Mrs. o. r. Keith, returned Tuesda
accompanied 10 Woodsville, n H., b
Mrs. Keith.-Nrs. c. A. Pattcn has re
turned from a visit OF seven weeks wit
her daughter, Mrs. C. s. Cornell in Can
bridge-Mrs. Lillian Chase of Fletcha
was here Tuesday to be present at tn
installation of officers of Choral Chapte
o. f. S.-George c. Holeman of Colbrool
n. H., is at work for Webster & Stone a
plumber and all around tin worker.-M
and Mrs. l.. s. Morse of Jeffersonvil
passed Tuesday with their mother, Mr.
Ira Morse.--Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stew
art of East HardwiclZ are visiting at the
daughters Mrs. Stillman Ring s.-Mr
Eliza Balch of Johnson. who has mad
an extended visit at Mr.. and Mrs o.
CroweM's. returned home Tuesday.
frank Douglass, a mail clerk OF the po
l&al service. Is visiting his parents. NJ
and Mrs. L. Douglass.-iMiss Graz
,Crowell of NVolcott IS visiting her unc
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Crowell.
mrs. o. T. Foster, who has been i'll vii
the grip Is improving slowly.-Mr
EGeoroge Norway and daughter, Juanit
have been in Montpelier for several da.
visiting her husband George Norway.
Miss Caroline Stewart, who has been
hplome for the past month with her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stewart, we
to Hardwick Tuesday to resume her wo
there.-Miss Mabel Durkee is in Hardwi
to visit Mrs. George Stevenson.
WATERVILLE.
]. V. Stevens was in Burlington Mo
day.-George Beard was at home from
Alhans over Sunday-The Rev