Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-23
RICHFORD

RICHFORD
Peter McGettrick returned Friday
evening from Denver, Col, where he
was delegate to the democratic nat
ional convention from the nrst con-
grcssional district Of Vermont
Mrs. II. II. Comings gave n whist
party Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. J. r. Smith OF Los Angeles, Cal,
who Ia visiting here. There were ton
tables and the prize was won by Mrs.
|. -. Hawlcy. Tho house was decor
atcI with ferns, clcmatis and nastur-
tiums,--Miss Gertrude Lovelette went
to st. Adams Saturday afternoon 10
visit her aunt Mrs. Matilda Dubuc, for
weck.-IIermon Moves OF Boston IL
In town, called here to attend the FUN
cral Of his sister. Mrs. william 7. Har-
ris OF Barre. which was hold here Fri
day.--Miss Florence Sconeld of ST. Al
bans Is visiting Miss Helen Shattuck
for few daYs.-The Rev. w. G. Sco-
field preached in Randolph Center and
East Randolph Sunday in the interests
of the Anti Saloon League-Mrs. r.
Arthur Jackson and daughter Ada If
Montreal are visiting their cousin. Mr..
and Mrs. r, Emmet Fay.-Mr. and Mrs.
!. T.. Kelley took n carriage drive
through 1.amoiIle and Orleans counties
last week. whore they visited relatives.
Mrs Co-nelia l.. Soulc Of Lansing,
Mimi. IS visiting her brother. G. A.
IIa wleV.-Mr and Mrs. w. Il. Greene
and son William took an automobile
trip 10 Newport last week wherc they
visited relatives They returned by
the way of Magog ana Knowlton. Que,
Mrs -. NJ. Mari and three children
returned Saturday evening from n
visit of six weeks with her mother.
Mrs Ella Martin of Wilton. n. II. and
other reltiaves.--Iynw wood Farnam Of
Montreal was the guest of the Rev.
ana Mrs. r Barnby Leach last week.
Mr.. Farnam is organist of Christ
Church in Montreal Marjorie
Sutton Of Coaticook. que. formerly
student Of the Leach School OF Music
in this place, was married to Roy w.
Summers of Thurso. Que, July mfr.
and Mrs. f. ]. Sawyer and sons, Bryan
and Ray of Springfield, VI. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Calder last week.
returning home Saturday-Mr. and
Mrs Fayette r. Scoheld OF Newark. n.
visit of ten lays with relatives here.
Mrs. I.ucius Warner OF St Adams WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hawley last
week-A public examination OF teach
ers Will be held by Merritt n. Chitten-
den, county examiner July 30 and 31.-
Leon f. Sulham is visiting Max W.
Jolley Of Rerk shire.--The passenger
train from 81. Alhans was over two
hours late Friday evening because Of
an accident to the main line train AT
Milton Miss Hortense Flint of Ran
dolph is visiting relatives here. for
few days.
Ell Murgatory Of this place and
Mitchell Comings of Berkshire. each
pleaded guilty to a first offence Of in
toxication when arraigned before Justice
Of tho Peace r. A. Conger Monday morn
Ing The usual fine of s. and costs was
imposed and paid In each case. amount
Ing to $3.50 in the former and 1881 in
the latter. Town Grand Juror n. w.
Carpenter prosecuted.-E. f.. Wilson OF
Macon, Mo- Is taking his annual vacn-
tion and visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs 3. +. Wilson. of this place. He ar
rived Sunday and will remain In tho Cas
two or three weeks. His wife came four
weeks ago Mr.. Wilson Is travelling sales
man for the Parke Davis Co. &C Detroit
Mich. and formerly lived here.-Miss
Glenna I.ovelctte went to Passumps'c
Monday for n few days visit with her
aunt. Mrs Mary Cummings-Mrs. c, NJ
Corse and her daughter. Miss Lillian
Corse Of East Orange. " j.. are taking
European trip of three months, Until
n few years ago they were residents of
this village.
The painters have finished tinting the
steel ceiling on the side walls and over
head In the auditorium OF the Metho-
dist Church. and the staging has been
removed.--A daughter was horn 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Leone Beerworth July oo-Mrs,
Arthur A. Arms returned Tuesday to
her home in Saranac Lake, \. Y. after
u visit OF four weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shangraw.-M
Beatrice Boaz has returned to her work
In st. Adams after an extended visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Boaz-M Mrs. ]. b. Swaziland and Miss
Parma Davis went TO Burlington yester-
day to pass two or three months with
DR.. and Mrs. George I. Forbes. ana
Mrs r. A. Wood Of Providence. X. L..
AMI DR.. and Mrs. NcNally OF Worcester
Mass, are visiting the parents OF Mrs
Wood and Mrs. NcNalN, Mr., and Mrs
William Impey-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Smith Of Colchester H., are visiting
relatives here Mr.. Smith !s a grandson
OF the late Sias T. Carpenter.
St AIMS Episcopal Church will have
been organized twenty-five years next
Saturday, and the event will be observed
with a reception on the church grounds,
weather permitting. from eight to ten
o'clock. There will he special services
Sunday. In the morning the rector, the
Rev +. Barnby Leach. will give an his
torical address, and at both morning AMI
evening services there will he special
music.-Miss Grace Con, MISS Gertrude
Bashaw and Miss Blanche ST. Pierre, with
Mrs st. Pierre as chapcrone, went yes
terday to silver lake, Franklin. for a
camping trip of week or two. They
will occupy r. h Miller's cottage. Pine
croft" Others In the same party will he
the Misses Lena and Gala HRdd, Miss
Fern R,,blee Miss Sylvia Wilson and
Miss MofYatt of East Berkshire. Mrs
Wilbur Richardson and two children
Ise rkeiey and Ruby. Of North Troy are
visiting Mrs. Richardson's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Muses. I.ovelette.- Henry
II. Cornings and three children, Thayer,
Catherine and Cleone, and Miss Pearl
Esty, went to Burlington Tuesday Tor a
visit of a fey days,-Misses Eta and
Nellie Clapper and Henry Clapper, have
rerssned home from visit OF several
weeks In North Troy,-Mrs. owen H.
Leach and little child Of stowe are visit