Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09


trial school saturday
Ur II. ~ Bristol, wife and two chill
dron, who have been visiting his par
| onts. MIR and Mrs. NJ. r Bristol, left
! Monday for their home in Groton,
Nass.--George Gillette is moving to
the rooms in the Gaines block va
Gated by Roy 1ngalls.-Rupert and
Ralph Field of Worcester. Mass. are
visiting their srandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Field. and Mrs. Ralph Sat
| tcrlN.--Lconard LeBoeuf won second
money and Ralph Booth fourth money
| saturday in the 100 yard dash at the
! Fourth of July celebration at Rrid-
port Mrs. o. g. Baker Of Brandon is
visiting Miss Laura Robur1s-W l..
Morris of Tarrytown- on the Hudson. is
tho guest of Postmaster ami Mrs.
Thomas Mack.-Thc Ncrgcnnes base
hail team defeated the Bridport nine.
strengthened hy Mddlchury College
| players, Saturday in a lO-inning game
AT Bridport by n score of 13 to .. Bat
tories Booth and Alden: Sollacc. Wis
soil. l}uttolph and Stcwart--Mrs Mary
Tromblcv has gone to Boston to visit
| hcr niece. Miss Gertrude Welcome
Tho Misses Mary and Martha Garno of
after a visit to their parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. John Garno.-Iewis Milo Of
Whitchall ~ Y. is visiting his father.
lsadore Milo. and other relativcs.-lI
r. slack has been confined for week
go his home by inflammation of the
eyes The Rev. r. r. Davies left Mon
day for a few days visit in Rochos-
ter y. Y. after which he will visit
| for fsI
"A class of l2 children received their
first communion at 81. Peters Church
Sunday.
Miss Cclcna Young gave lawn party
Monday evening at the home Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs George r. Young.
about % Of her friends being present
Miss Margaret Rcnaud rendered a piano
solo. a male quartette sang several selec-
ltons and refreshments were served
Among those present from out Of town
were William 1Arrow of Swanton, l..
W. Rruncll and Nj Clark of burlington
and H. Mcknight of Troy, y. Y.-The
Rev. -. Gavnn Duffy and family are at
the lake for a weeks outing.-Mrs. Aaron
B. clark Of Rosebud Agency. 5. D., is
visiting Mrs. 4. c. Middle brook w.
X. Warner went Tuesday to- Montpelier
to attend "a meeting of the STATE board
of pharmacy of which he is a member
MIR and Mrs Victor Perkins have re
turned from d visit in Burlington. Tile
ladies II the Baptist Church will hold
Ia festival this evening in the store
I'm the Gaines block formerly occupied
thy r. Novillc.-Roy J. Torrcy and Hsrod
Smith have returned to Springfield after
two weeks vacation with Mr Torrey s
parents Mr., and Mrs. T.. S Torrcy.-
hts. Rose LaBarge of burlington is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Albert
lIenricks Felix Lawrence and Miss Anna
Miner Of st. Albans are visiting Mr.
Lawrence's mother, Mrs. Albert Hen
ricks Mrs. Allen Norton returned Mon-
day from AN extended visit to her
Imothcr, Mrs. Cyrus Pierce of Westport
y. Y.-The Misses Edith and Theresa
Middlohrook nave returned from a week
| at the lake with their uncle. the Rev A.
lark Mrs Timothy Neville is the guest
of Mrs. J. ID. Whiteside at her cottage
at the lake.-There was moonlight
excursion on the steamer Victor to West
port, y Y, Wednesday evening"
Winhcd l.. Morse. who has been for
several ys the guest of Postmaster and
Mrs. Thomas Mack. returned Tuesday
to rarrytown. y. Y.--Mrs. Arthur g.
Ia hcr and Miss + M.ckcr Of MIddlehury
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. A. h. Tabcr-
M and Mrs W. T.. Ciorham Of Geneva,
y. Y, former residents of this city. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, NJ. Alden
| Miss Gertrude kmhau. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kimball, returned to bennington
TuesdaY.-Mrs. Cough and children have
returned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred owen of MiddlcburY.- ". j.
Strong. who has been visiting her sister,
Mis-. John Strong of New York city, has
returned home.-'MrS. Fred owen of
Middlcbury is visiting her niece, Mrs
Cough.
Miss Mabel Field and Miss Edna Ball
are attending the American Institute
Of instruction in Burlington this week.
The artesiau well at the State indus
trial school work on which has been in
progress since the first Of April. is nm
ished, the total depth being 80 feet. the
nnal test showing a supply OF over 20
gallons minute. Tine quantity of water is
sufficient for all purposes and the quality
promises to be good.-tirover Cowett Of
Holyoke Mass, is making a weeks visit
10 his parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Joel Cow
ett-Miss Angelina Goss,E of Northamp-
ton, Mass, returned nome yesterday
after visit to Miss Elda Gowett.-
George Laduc Of WoOnsockett, r, l., is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dustin Barrows.--H. r. Slack went yes
terday to Burlington-D. X. Brown and
son Of Chicago, former residents of Addi-
son are visiting Waldo W. Clark.-Mrs.
Gcurur BarroWs and daughter OF ROChcs-
ter. ~ Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dus-
tin Barrows.-Miss Alice Paige of Wo-
burn. Mass. is passing the summer with
her cousin. Mrs. Z NJ. Hail--Dr and
Mrs J. B Powers and son, Waldo and
her brother. q. f. KmhaU Of Newton,
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Powers's and
Mr. Kimball's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
f. O. Kimball.-Asa ~ Sail is in Bur
lineton this week attending the teachers
institute-Alr. and Mrs. Warren j.
Barnes and son of Troy, y. Y, are visit
ing hi, father Judge j. W barnes and
her mother. Mrs. Ruth Goss.
BRISTOL.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Peck and Miss
Georgia Peck of West Berlin We're guests
of relatives here over SundaY.-Mrs. Ed
mund Laduc and son returned Friday
er,u, scvcral weeks in MluOOSkI-luite