Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25

johnson Sunday at his uncle's. Charles
Barrows,--Misses Beryl Powell and
Flora McCuin of Jacksonville were
guests Saturday Of Miss Gladys Brooks.
Miss Mabel Grimes passed Sunday in
Hyde Park with her sister, Mrs. Clyde
Davis.-George Saxby was in Johnson
Sunday with his parents.-Archie Udall
OF Boston, employed by the Proctor
Marble company, passed Sunday with
his mother Mrs. Reuben Cheney. Mr..
Udall has completed his work in Bos-
ton and will travel through Canada
Ben amin Stafford, who has been en-
ployed by II. ]. Slayton & Co.. the past
year. has completed his work there
and gone to his home in Cambridge
Junction-Mrs A. L. Gauvin of john
| son was the guest Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Gauvin.--George w. Currier
returned Saturday from two weeks in
Franklin county.-The first game of
base ball was played Saturday when p.
A. won from Hardwick high school, 5
| to 3.
| Peter St John has moved his harness
hop to the front of the old Munson store.
Miss Lula Towne went to Burlington
Monday to take lessons on the piano
Mrs. Kttie Draper Cook Of Hardwick is
passing a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T.. Draper.-Mrs. Mary J. Dunn,
who has passed the winter In Hardwick,
| is here for the summer with her daughter
Mrs. L. c. Page and Mrs. Sally Cutting
Mrs. Frank A. Cutting and sons Henry
and Mark, went to Cabot Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Cuttings niece,
Mrs. Jessie Wlson.-Mrs. Charles Ells-
worth has gone 20 Newport for week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
King.-E. NJ. Davis. district deputy grand
| warden and Mrs. Eva Merrill, delegate
from I.amoille Lodge, No. 81, N. L. o. p,
went TO Brattleboro to be present at the
meeting of the grand lodge Tuesday
Miss Stella Burlington OF Cambridge was
the guest Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Carpenter.-Mrs. A. L. jluntv and chill
dren have arrived here from Newport and
will stay with her parents. the Rev and
Mrs. George w. Tabor, until Mr.. Huntley
is located in Lynn, Mass, where he has a
positon.-Mrs. James NJ. Kelley visited
| in Fletcher Monday.-John w. Perry IS
adding veranda to the ell of his house.
Miss Sadie Hadley Is out of school on ac-
count Of the mumps-Mrs. G. c. Rubee
left Monday for a business trip of several
days in Burlington and Montreal.-Miss
Sarah l.. Baker returned to johnson nor
NAL school Monday after several days at
her home.--Miss Linnie Trick of Burling-
ton, who has visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Adams went to Jcffersonvile where she
will remain for a week before returning 10
Burlington.-Mr G. +. Wggin of Cold
brook, n. H., who has visited her brother,
Luther Shattuck. for some weeks, went
Monday to Cambridge Slayton
was in Hardwck Monday.
j. Fl. AtchisOn and d. p. Smith We're in
Johnson Tuesday.-G. A. Barrows went to
Jeffersonville Tuesday 10 meet the local
road commissioners and selectmen, in his
capacity as county supervisor Of roads,
Z. stevens is in Enosburgh Falls and
| Richford.-Mrs. Belle Hall Croft Is here
from Boston for stay of a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Ophela Hall.-The
condition of j. Frank Thomas, who has
been i'll several days, is improved.-Miss
Ethel Patterson returned to Craftsbury
Tuesday after a week at Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Newton LeBaron's.-Mrs. j. Henry
Atchtson and daughter. Blanch. are in
Burlington to visit DR.. and Mrs. w. G.
Church.-Nrr. and Mrs. Edward Mccoy
of Newbury are guests for two weeks of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Marshall.
The sugar house OF C. =. Fisher was
burned Tuesday noon while the men were
at dinner Mr.. Fisher was expecting to
gather his buckets and close the works
Wednesday. This Is the third sugar house
burned in town this season.-Mrs May
Badger of Middlesex, the guest Tuesday
Of Mrs. c. j. Slayton left that evening
for Wolcott Wallace Jones went to Hard
wick Tuesday evening to attend meet
ing of Odd Fellows and to return with
| Mrs. Jones. who had visited week with
her sisters. Mrs. Harry Titus and Mrs.
Everett Campbell.