Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02


ton of Miss Alice Chaplin who has been
III for sometime with rheumatic fever
Is slightly improved. Mrs. George Will
kins has a telephone, the number being
l0-B.-Gcorec thompson and daughter OF
Montreal are visiting In Stowe.-Mr and
Mrs. Orlo Town have returned from n
visit in Observation-Disclosures and DIN
Angel arc visiting their grandparents
ia Randolph.-Thc higa and graded
schools will open Thursday with the same
teachers. Mrs. Clcora owen the guest
for a few days of Mrs H. r. Faunce,
went Tuesday to North Wlliston, ex-
pccting TO return TO her home in san
Francisco, Cal, in about two weeks
Nr and Mrs. O. w. Kipp. who have
visited Mrs. Kipp's mother, Mrs. Susan
Culhurn, have returned to Saratoga, n
Y. accompanied by their niece. Miss Ida
Magoon, who win pass the winter there
Tor the benefit of her hcalth.-Commis-
sionor Thoma who returned from Now
York Saturday was I'm Newport Monday
and Tuesday -Maroni Sallics. who has
Loon III for several weeks. is slightly
improved .-iiernicc, tho granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Sallics. IS II with
pneumonia at the homo Of her aunt. Mrs.
cora thaIfcc In Waterbury Center
Charles, tho youngest son OF O. A. San
orn is recovering from his nlncss.-Miss
ftt' Smith has returned to Craftsbury
AFTER a weeks visit Stowc.--N. II.
Kaiser Is In Greensbc 70 on acco of
the illness of Mrs. KGiser's fathcr-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry sanborn, recently of
Morrisville are residing with Mrs San
born's grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs James
McAtlFter. Mr.. Sanborn is employed in
Bailcy's blacksmith shop.-At Unity
church the subject Of the morning ser
mon Sunday by the pastor will be "Forg-
ing Ahead"
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Morris of New
YORK CITY VINO are passing the holidays
IN burlington, headed party from that
CITY on tramp to the top of Nj Mans
held yesterday. They arrived from Bur
IinSton Tuesday and passed the night at
O. w. Adamss. They sailed forth on
snow shoes yesterday morning at nine
ana despite a heavy snow storm which
hasnpered the view greatly. they reached
the summit House AT two in the after
noon. In places the snow was four feet
deep. After rest on the veranda, the
party started back and rca chcd the foot
OF the mountain at four o'clock having
taken seven hours for the round trim.
TheN left on the afternoon train for Bur
lington.-A heavy snow storm on New
Years day promised to renew the sleigh
ing ana to enable the lumhermen to re-
sumo the business Of drawing logs.-Mrs.
Flora Cushman left Monday for Superb
or. Wis. whore she will spend the wlntcr
with her daughtcrs.-George H. Campbell
and Miss Alice Campbell were thrown
from their carriage near II. 4. Warren's
In Moscow by the horse shying They
were somewhat injured and had mar
row escape from being thrown against
a large elm tree.-Mrs. l.. Il Toenlinson
Is Improving Stafford Boardman is inn
provnF.-Thc annual business and social
meeting of the congregational, Church
will he held to-day at the church. In tho
morning the church r6n will he called.
Dinner will be served at twelve. After
dinner the business will be taken I'D for
the coming year.-Mrs. Frank Williams
and little son, Donald, of Waterbury
have been guests for week of her sis
ter, Mrs G. S. Ciihbs.-Archie Town and
family have moved from G s. Gibbs's
house in Stowe Hollow to Robert Mills
on Little river in Watcrhury-A watch
night service was held at tho Methodist
Church Tuesday evening.-The week Of
prayer will begin Sunday nicht-Mrs. ].
c. Hamel Of Waterbury spent New
Years day in Stowe.-Dr. Jarvis and Mrs
Pearl Evans OF Burlington passed New
Years day with Mrs. Sylvia Poor.-The
horsebarn on John Williams farm on
Nebraska brook burned Tuesday morning
The fire was caused by dropping lighted
lantern. The loss was partially covered
by. insurance.--Mrs Willard Carey. who
has been threatened with pneumonia is
more comfortable. Her mother Mrs Will
liam Bailey. - very low.-Mrs. James
French IS about the house after two
weeks Illness.
Mrs Albert J. Moore has returned from |
Boston.-Mr ana Mrs Mitchell Dudley |
Of Burlington are VISITING the latters !
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Tatro They |
were accompanied by Miss nina Tatro, |
who has passed some weeks at Mr. and |
Mrs. Daniel Everl!th's-V. w Rand of
IIardwlck enjoyed New Years with his |
mother. Mrs. l. s. Rand A. G. IIamel has |
purchased the piano moving business Of !
Charles Davis r. Parker was in
Burlington Wednosday.-Nr and Mrs. |
Felix l.apan went to Ilghgate Wcdncs-
lay to visit Mrs, Lapan's sister, Mrs. |
Joseph Jersey. and brother, Joseph ;ovat |
Mrs, =. NJ. Trcscott returned Wodhes-
lay from WoodburY.-Mrs. clayton Cor
lell and children arrived Wednesday |
rom Cambridge, their former home. and !
lavo taken possession Of the farm pur-
'hased of T.. T.. Silloway.-Mr and Mrs
icorgc Cook. who have passed the ho,-
lays with her parents. NJ. and Mrs \.
:. Draper, returned to Hardw.ck We'd |