Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-28

ment, underwent an operation Satur-
day and is now doing well.-Mrs. Il.
A, Dodge was called 60 New York
| Monday on business.-Mrs. Frank J..
Angel. who has visited her son, the
Rev. otto s. Raspe. went Monday to
Rochester, n. Y.-The funera, of little
Leland Greene, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Porter Greene. was held Sun
day afternoon. the Rev. Otto S. Raspe
officiating. Monday the remains were
taken to their former homo In st. AL
bans FOR burial.--The funeral of Mrs.
Joan Gallup was held Sunday after
noon, the Rev. G. G. st. Clare officiat-
ing. Interment was made in Pleas
ant View ccmetery.-At tho Tniver-
salist Church Sunday morning the
Rev, Otto S. Raspe will speak upon
| Three Opinions Concerning the
| Church."-Mr. and Mrs. Ncrn Ober of
Johnson were guests over Sunday of
A. A. Ferry.-Mrs William strong of
Wolcott passed Saturday and Sunday
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Observation-Disclosures George NJ. Powers
was at home over Sunday from New
| fame, where he Is conducting court
Mrs. g. NJ. Powers went Monday 70
Burllngton.-Mrs. T.. H. Olmstead
went Monday to ILttlcton, n. H.,
whore she will visit her brother,
James Il. Hyde. She was accompan-
fed by her father, W. -. Hyde, Of
East Hardwick.-Calvin Woodward
went to st. Juhnsbury Monday for an
indefinite stay.-Mr. and Mrs. w. J..
Lapan returned Monday from Jefrer-
sonville.--Willlam O'Neill and Miss
Lizzie Hillikar were married at the
Congregational parsonage Saturday
evening at eight o'clock by the Rev.
C. C., st. Clare.-Marian and Lena
Fox. after ten days visit with con-
sins in Fletcher returned home Mon
day.-Irene Dubray and Miss RACHEL
farker of johnson visited relatives
| here Monday.
MRS Lucia Closson and granddaughter
MRS Lucia Graves of Waterloo =. O.,
were guests Monday of Mrs. l.. S Rand.
going home Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
Atkins left Monday for ST. Johnsburv
tuesday Mrs. Atkins went to Boston and
VIII visit In Gardner. Mrs. Atkins will
join Mrs, Atkins later. passing the sum
mer In North Truro, Mass, with her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Dutton.-Tues-
day evening the students of People q
Academy celebrated the victory over
| Goddard Seminary with quite demon
| stration--Miss Phila Coburn of Crafts
bury, who has passed several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Smith, went Tuesday
to johnson to visit friends She will also
visit in Hyde Park and Eden before re-
turning home Fred e. Rogers is pass
Ing few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Rogers-G. f. Smith left
Tuesday on a business trip to Cambridge.
Belvidere and Bakersfield. Mrs A. W
Stone is In Burlington for short stay
with friends.--Mrs. Huldah Morse went
to Wolcott Tuesday 10 remain a few DAYS
with her son, f. b. Morse-Mrs Augusta
Boyce bas returned to st. Johnsbury-
NJ. w. Chaffee went to Thetford Tuesday
to attend commemorative. and Mrs
{. A. Prouty, guests for three weeks of
Mrs, NJ. n. Richardson, returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday.-C. II. A. stafford was in
liardwick Tuesday.-George w Currier
and David Brown returned from Alburgh
Springs having caught about 80 pounds
OF pike.-Nisses Lydia and Hattie Ly-
man of Cambridge are guests OF their
sister. Mrs Homer H. F,llsworth.-The
Fl emen fought stubborn blaze Tuesday
day afternoon in the roof of the mould
| Ing room of the Morrisville Foundry &
Machine shops. The fire being in the
shingled roof. now covered with iron,
made it hard to extinguish.
Miss Fannie Towle has finished work
with the Pearl Wooden Co. Of Johnson
and will pass some time with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Towle Frank
Sherman OF Ludlow was in town We'd
nesday.-Mr and Mrs. Bloom Palmer re-
turned from Mystic, p. O., Wednesday,
where they visited his parents.-John
Solomon returned to Lynn. Mass. We'd
nesday after visiting his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Kenfield.--The dam
age by fire and water to the Morrisville
Foundry Co.'S building Tuesday Is esti-
mated at S2OO.-The Junior class of p A
gave reception TO the senior class
Wednesday evening at Academy hall
Miss Belle Barrows !s visiting her sister
Mrs II, II. Butterfied, in North Troy
for few days.-A theatorium will be
opened In the vacant store IN the Ran
dali Saturday by Nlr. and Mrs. J. f.
Leland of Montpelier. Walter 1sham
will sing each evening.-Mrs. Laura
Titus OF Hardwick was the guest OF
her mother Mrs. Ann Irish Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Scribner and son. Donald. Of
HYDE Park were guests of tho formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs II. c. Fisk. We'd
nesday.-Mrs. II. w. Chickering Of Wor-
cester. Mass. who was called here TO at
tend the funeral OF her father. George
Saxby OF Johnson, returned home We'd
nesday. Perley Saxby returned to John
son Wednesday accompanied by his
brother. George SaXby.--J. H. Patch OF
Fletcher visited his daughter. Mrs.
James NJ. Kelley. Wednesday. p.
Drown has so fars recovered from his
illness as to be in tho store part of
the time. Mrs. Drown has returned from
Peabody. Mass, where she accompanied
the remains OF her mother. Mrs. A. NJ
Jenkins.-The members OF the graduating
class have received invitations to a party
to be given IN their honor by Prin and
Mrs. w, A. Beebe Friday evening-Miss
lila Niles went to Jeffersonville Wednes-
day evening to stage the play Miss
Evening.
STOWE.
A slight blaze on the roof of h. c. God
frey's barn was discovered Saturday
| forenoon, An alarm was given and
| the fire company had the hose ready to
| connect with the nearest hydrant In three
minutes The fire had been put out, how