Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02

lived. Golden had no relatives. He was |
A years old and was born in Maine. |
lit will probably never be known |
how he came to be struck by the train.
Mrs. Arthur A. Arms OF Saranac Lake, |
N. Y. Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Shangraw.- The senior stu
dents OF the Leach School Of Music will
give a piano recital to invited friends
Tuesday evening. July &c. L. orion
has moved to East Alburgh where he Is
n deputy collector Of customs in charge
| of that port.--Misses Maud and Nellie
whitney OF Burlington are passing their
annual vacation with their mother. Mrs.
]. l.. Whitney.--'rhe following teachers
are passing the summer at their homes
hero: Miss Marion Rustedt OF Ware,
Mass, Miss Addie Aver of North Adams,
Mass, and Miss Leila Martin of Clare
mont, N. II.--Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, aged
~ years, Is very III with erysipeas--The
Rev. w. G. scofield preached in Sails
bury, west Salisbury and Leicester Sun
| day.-The Christian F.ndcavor society OF
the Baptist Church has elected officers
| for six months: President. Charles J.
Manuel: vice president. Miss Bessie G.
Billiard; secretary Miss Florence Holt;
corresponding secretary, Mrs j.. H. Will
son; treasurer Miss Katherine Barnum
I-Bennett and Edmund Douglass are ut
home from the l.. v. NJ. burlington.
Edmund will work at the asylum at
Waterbury during the summer.-Dr.
George Feltus of Stanstcad Que, Is visit
ling O. A. Meredith.--In addition to horse
races already announced as an attraction
for the Fourth of July here. there will
be base bail game.-The furniture fac
tory of the Richford Manufacturing Co.
-. .i- 1, ,f.o
Inual inventory Of stock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Aver and two
children have been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Aver. started for
their home In Paincsvllle. Ohio. Monday.
The Rev. w. T.. Douglass went to
Johnson Monday to attend the district
preachers meeting .-Clcland and Aida
Sargent went to Bethlehem Monday to
pass the summer vacation.-Peter Nc
| Gettrick, n delegate to the democratic
national convention, Will start for Den
yer to-day.--Mr. and Mrs. r. y.
! Hutchinson and children and Mrs. A. ].
Holden of Montreal visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. Baker and tho Rev. and Mrs r.
Barnby Leach over Sunday Mrs. Wal
ter Goodro and two children Of Barton
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clap
per-Mrs. W. s. Richardson and Miss
Richardson Of IIighKate Springs visited
here Saturday and Sunday.-Miss Sarah
Leach OF Fairfax Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs C. A. Iiawley.-Phip Vincent suf-
fered the loss Of tho little finger of the
left hand Friday He Is employed by the
&C.. G. Manuel e. Sons Co. to manage the
freight elevator In the veneer mill and
bruised his hand while trying to release
a truck.-A j. Willis has bought of Miss
10 Cnff fln fnr ~
About 80 from this place attended the
Excursion to burlington and sail on Lake
Champaign Sunday.-The Baptist Church
was filled Sunday afternoon ut the spec
ial service when the annual sermon was
preached before Mssisquoi Lodge, +. &
A. NJ, and Missisquoi Chapter, o. r. s.,
by the Rev. W. +. Douglass, pastor Of
the Methodist Church. The Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Church will
serve dinner and supper in the church
parors on the Fourth of July.
c. A. Castle Of Burlington Is visit
ing at Sheldon BoriEht's.--Mrs. Will
liam r. Puffer and grand-daughters,
Margaret and Ruth Puffer. are visit
Ing In Cambridge and Morrisville-
A. H. Royce OF St Adams was here
Tuesday-Frank Colby has as guests
his father. H. c. Colby, and brother.
Charles L. Colby, both of Whitehead
n. II. The father will remain two or
three weeks.-Dr. and Mrs. w. o.
Hutchinson of Washington, Vt, visltel
Mrs. +. ]. Sargent over Sunday.-Miss
Louise Armstrong of Montreal visited
Miss Eva Boright over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. William D. Thompson of
Worcester, Mass, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Comngs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson are returning from a
wedding tour abroad.