Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd PngeJ

C.-Mrs. Mary VIM went to Burlington
Saturday for an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Il. X, Sha@.-Mrs. Frank
Raymond is passing week in Highgate
with her father. Phillip Bovat.-Miss
Nora st. Clair, who has assisted in the
Citizens Telephone office for two weeks.
returned to Burlington Saturday.-Miss
Julia ] McLacklin. a nurse who has
cared for little Asa Fox. returned to
Burlington Saturday and Miss Graham
of burlington has taken her place.-Mrs
Fred Hitchcock of IIardwick was the
guest Friday of Mrs George kisskumer.
Mrs. George n. Mower arrived Satur-
dav from Sioux city, Iowa, called here
nv the serious illness with pneumonia
Vt her daughter, Mrs Warner Gilbert
Mrs W. r. Smile of Waterville and
son. Harry. were guests Saturday of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Smith.
Felix Japan and son, Oscar. were in
IIighgate over Sunday with Mrs. Japan
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bovat.-Mrs. NJ. n. Richardson
is passing a few days in Hyde Park with
Mrs. Charles Grcgg.--W. ID. Hyde of East
Hardwick passed Sunday with his daugh-
ter Mrs l.. II. Olmstead.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. jackson Of johnson passed Satur-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Dayis.-A. W. Mcars of St Johnsbury
visited in town Sunday.-Earl Marvin Of
st Adams WIS the guest over Sunday
of his aunt Mrs. Ada Marvin.-Miss
Helen Russell. who has visited her aunt
Mrs j. c. Watson in Enosbursh Falls
for seven weeks. has returned hone.-
c. Andrews is in Pcpperell, Mass.-H
c. Fisk las placed fine canoe on Lake
L,amoille -Hcnry Muclilor. who was in
Montpelicr last week looking for his
wife whom he deserted many years ago
has lived with a housckceper for 20 years
He married her about three years ago
and she died about a year Ago.-Joe Wea-
fer. pitcher for T. y. spraincd one ankle
badly while playing Saturday at Swan
ton.-Mrs. Johanna Griswold of Hyde
Park returned home Monday.-Mrs. y. i.
Blair went to Cambridge Monday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Willey.-Mrs. George
Rcil and infant of Plattsburgh, n. y.
who have passed the winter with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. Liberty, re-
turned home Monday.-Mrs. II. c. Fisk
and Mrs. Fred r. Childs were in Bur
linrton McAlay.-Miss Natalie Wethorby
and brother. Charles. of Fletcher passed
Sunday with their uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Fox. The condition of
Asa Fox is slightly improved a.
Smallcy left Monday for lowa.-llcnry
RAYMOND of Fairfield passed Saturday
and Sunday with his uncles, Frank and
Fred Ravnond.--Mrs Fred Dilloway re-
turned from Hardwick Monday.-W liam
- ha nd
began work Monday morning for the
Western Union Telegraph company at
Swanton.--There is marked improve
,nent in the condition of Warner Gilbert
Miss stella Burlington Of Cambridge is
Mt T. H. Eggleston's for an indefinite
stay.-Willis Tcrrill was in Wocott Mon
dave. II. Stearns of Johnson was In
town Monday. and Mrs. l. G. Pee
and little granddaughter OF Concord. n
r.. have been guests of their cousins
MIR. and Mrs. David Brown.--A. =. Hunt
who has been i'll for some time. was
taken worse saturday and II failing.-T
+. Ellis was one of five who caught q
pike a AlburSh day last week, thai
weighed 3S pounds.
Mrs ~ NJ. Jenkins, who has made
her home in Lyme. n. H.. is here tC
Mrs. George p. Drown.-Sidney Herse,
has gone to Richmond where he hai
employment.--Miss Martina Terril
passed Sunday with her sister. Mrs
l.. H. Raymond. returning to her schoo
in Johnson Monday evening Mrs
Jesse Bishop of St. Johnsbury arrived
Monday evening to visit her sister
MIS-. Frank Churchill.-Justin Marshal
uiri
right foot nearly half off.-Hcnry Riv
ers of Groveton, n. H. after an alb
sence of thirteen years, is visiting hi
brother. Joseph Rivcrs.-Mrs. Johr
Cover Of East Fairfield returned Tues
day after visiting her nephews, w. w
and A. J. Gauvin.--Mr and Mrs Franl
Churchill went to burlington Tuesda.
where Mrs Churchill expects to ente
the Mary Fletcher hospital for an OPP
oration.-E. i, Stewart, who has pass
ed the winter in Ansonia, Conn, wit
his daughter, Mrs. Ann Martinez. ar
rived Tuesday accompanied by hi
grandson, +. B. Martincz.-Earl Mar
vim returned to St Adams Tuesday,
Miss Juna Kinds, who underwent a
operation for appendicitis shor
time ago, is making good progress
toward recovery.--W. G. Davis lief
Tuesday for a short visit in WhitefelC
N H-Mrs =. D. Bickford rcturne
TO St. Johnsbury Tucsday.-Mrs. Georg
Allen of North Hyde Park was in Nor
risvillo Tucsday.--E daughter wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Clar
observation-disclosures Smith has moved
the tenement over A. Il. Campbell
iewelrv storc-The Rev. V. NJ. Hard
gave the last of a series of half-hor
lectures before the L. a. student
Tuesday morning.
Mrs Henry Walton and daughter ar
son arrived Tuesday from Ellenburg.
Y.-Miss Helen Russell went to Esso
Tuesday to work in the office of the f
sex Publishing company.-Mrs. J.
Graves of Johnson, who passed Il
winter in Lewiston, Ne, visited frient
here Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Geor;
Cook returned to 1Iardwick Tuesda
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and MI
A. T.. Draper-Mrs V. d. Fitch of Hy'
Park was a guest of Mrs. Charles
Kramer Wclnesday-L. j. Smith al
Miss Ada r'owlc were married at Il
Congregational parsonage Saturday eve
ing at seven o'clock, the Rev. C. c.
Glare ofticiatng. George Barrows r
turned to St Adams Tucsday.-Mrs.
o. Lunt returned from North Wolcc
Tuesday where she has been the pa
month caring for her mother.-Alfred T
tro went to Bakersfield Wednesday for
short stay at his home.-Mrs. George