Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-10

Beach. Mass-Mrs. u. r. Sault Is spend
ing two weeks In Lynn, Mass.-Mrs.
Sheldon Springfield. guest of Mrs.
Angle wood. left Saturday for Wind
sor.-Mrs. Edith Rope and son. Gerald.
spent Sunday In Robury Misses Helen
Treat and Lucia Clark returned Satur-
day to New Haven, Conn, after some
time at tho Misunderstanding. and Mrs.
Albert Morse md daughter, Stella,
spent Sunday In Barre.-Mrs. Rosabcl
Mcintyre accompanied by her little
granddaughter, went Saturday to the
lattcr's home in Woodsville. n. H.
Miss Mary Morse has returned from n
month IN Boston and Vicinity.-Mrs.
Fred Bouchard of Waterbury spent Sun
day at w. y. Rands. on her return
home she was accompanied by her hus-
band. foreman at the canning factory.
Word was received Monday by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Grove of the sudden
death OF his brother, David A.. In Millers
Falls, Mass that morning Mr.. Grove.
who until about five years ago was
employc Mt Salisbury Brothers furniture
factory, was working in IIolyose. Mass.
until few days ago when he was taken
i'll with a stomach trouble which was
not thought serious. His condition led
him to go to his brothers, Charles,
where his death occurred. He was about
IS years OF age. His remains arrived
Tuesday and funeral services were
held Wednesday morning nt nine
O'Clock at the Catholic Church.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Davenport and daughter,
Bessie have returned from several
weeks absence in Boston. Miss Elizabeth
Campbell went Monday to her duties
as special teacher in mathematics at
tho Bellows Falls graded school. John
Abbott of Winchester. Mass, spent Sun
day with his family mt the Sanford farm.
Mr. and Mrs \. NJ Hubbard are IN
burlington attending the annual reunion
of the Vermont Frisco club-Miss Una
Grover returned to Lawrence, Mass,
MONDAY, accompanied Ivy her aunt.
Mrs Norman Green, who Is to visit in
Lawrence. Mass. and Providence, X. l.
Mr. ana Mrs. John Tewksburv arc In
Boston ana New York.-Mrs Perry, who
has been visiting ut Dennis Cassidv's,
has gone to her home in St. .1ohnsbury.
Mrs. Cassidy accompanied her for a
weeks stay.-Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Hedges of New York are In town for
three weoks.-Mss Frances Spooner has
gone to North Danvllc. where she is TO
| teach.-Mrs. Mary Brooks OF Boston is
visiting AZ G. +. Davenport MIR ana
Mrs. a. II. Lane and daughters. Misses
Mariorv and Laura. started Monday
for their home In Mount Vernon. y. Y,
via Lakes Champain and George Miss
Charlotte Wiswald has gone to her home
In Roxhury Mass.
The lawn tennis tournament NJ Elm
cottage ended Tuesday. Frederick IT,
Harris (chnllengcr). defeating Arthur
L. Newton. coup defcndor), Ga 60
ca Each man has won the cup once
In the doubles. Frederick H. Harris
and Alexander u. Marks. Cchallongors)
defeated Fred IT. Bass ana Arthur L.
Newton, tholdors), Ga. --a 1-G, | C, G.
This gives the first leg on the cups to
Harris and Marks-Warren Bcan and
son, Louis. were summoned to St Al
bans Monday night by tho serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Bean, who was called
there a few days before hv the Illness
Of a niece.--Miss Florence Jerd has
returned to Montpelier after a few
| days with relatives.-The Rev. ~ NJ
Ryan of Milton visited hts son. Mark.
Monday.-Mrs. J. h. Eldredge IS in
Ilighgate William Sanborn
and daughter. Miss Katherine. have
| returned to New York after visiting
at Willis Howard's.-Iamos s. Rand
has returned from his seasons work
| In Sharon Springs. n. y. and has
gone to Mortified to enter the
| Norwich rniversity.-Nrs. Thompson
and daughter. guests of the formers
parents. have gone to their home in
| Montpclier.--Mrs. Hart started Monday
! for her home In Benton lIarbor, Mich.
fter visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Wardner Tuesday an
| other daughter Mrs. Tdall. and chill
| dren returned to Pike, y. H.-Miss
Minnie Emerson has returned to Bos-
| ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prince and
daughter, Miss Marion OF PittsburC
Texas, left Tuesday for Boston on
their way home.-A. W. Dickerman of
Keene, y. H., has spent the last three
| days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
| A. Dickerman.--Mr and Mrs. l.. Il.
Spaulding OF st. Johnsbury are visit
| ing here