Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
tContinucd from First Pnge)

society cleared $l4 from their food sale
Saturday Lucy K Swiney of Bur
lington is visiting her daughter, Mrs. g.
L. Wyman
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Remington of
parishvllc. y. Y. are visiting his sister.
Mrs. T.. u. Icc--Miss Elda G)wctt has
returned to her home In Northampton.
Mass. after a visit Of five weeks to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. joel Gowett,-E.
A. Lee returned home Saturday from
Proctorsvile where he has been caring
for II. +. Murdock.--Dr. and Mrs. j. G..
owens with their sons. Kenneth and Jay
OF Plalnneld, ILL.,. are visiting their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Hindes.--
T.. W. Gillette and son, Lloyd of Bur
lington. visited their son and brother,
George Monday MIS-. II. A. Footc has
taken rooms at the residence Of Miss
Mary Morgan on Maple street.--Mrs. W.
". Watt and daughter, Miss Mary.
gave Ave O'Clock tea Saturday after
noon IN honor OF their guest Miss Char
lotto Iutz of Fast Orange. y. J.--ticorge
II. Day left Tuesday for Saratoga. y.
Y. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Decker
Mir and Mrs. c. r. S. Pierce are at
the lake for few days outing.
The following list of unclaimed letters
remain in the postofice in this city:
Miss Caroline Kcfc, Harrison Ring. John
Duffy, Mrs. Harry S. Carpenter. Miss
Sophia McIlenry e. II. Folsom Mrs
Moses Larrow. Eugene Davis. Thomas
Chapman. Joseph Vincent, j. T. Stew
nrt Mrs. Jcsemy Pratt, r. ". Palmer,
John Roosha Edward Broadrck. Miss
7 u arlo ia,
X. Goss.-Mrs. 4. s. Martin went Tues
day to Shorcham to visit Mrs. \. j.
Towner. Laduc has returned to
his home in Woonsocket. r. l.. after Il
visit to his aunt. Mrs. Dustin Barrows--
Miss Vera Gravcline has gone to FIT n
burg Mass, where she will make her
home with her sister, Mrs. Rogers
Herman Merrill and Roy Torrcy recently
killed an unusually large porcupinc IN
the Sally Warner farm near the lake
News has been received hcrc of the death
at Washington. d. c., of Mrs. Caroline
Cornclia Drury, well known and high
ly respected former resident of this city.
She was born In this city the daughter
of the late Hiram Adams and was the
widow of Lieut.. Ehcnezer y. Drury.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Russell returned
yesterday to their home in Bridport after
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y
NJ Moulton.-C. l.. LcBocuf returned
from Rutland Tucsday.-Miss Mildred
DcCelle, who has been the guest of Mrs
William T.. Larrow for two weeks, has
returned to her home IN St AlbansDr.
and Mrs Joshua Barton Of New York
city visited their cousin. NJ. l.. Barton
yestcrday.-Mrs. w. -. Woudman has ro-
turned from visit to friends in Wur-
cester, Nnss.-M Sarah Foss Of Reese
willie. y. Y, returns to-day to her
home after short visit to her
father f. II. Foss, and her Sis
tiers, Mrs. W. X. Warner and Mrs. George
Stone.-Mrs W. l.. Davis and daughters,
Florence and Grace. are guests If w.
IN. Woodman and family.-Miss Ada
willard is assisting in the drug store Of
r. Neville.-Miss Dorothy Barrows en-
tertained few of her friends Tuesday
afternoon at the home of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Barrows.--
l.. A. Shepard of Fair Haven is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. George Devoid,