Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12

visit to Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Wyman.-
The Congregational Home Missionary
society gave tea for the ladies
In the church parlor: Wednes day aft
ernoon ut three o'clock.--The Rev j.
G. Simmonds. pastor Of the First
Methodist Church OF Troy, n. Y. who
Is spending his vacation OF The
Lodge" at Basin Harbor. preached
Sunday morning in the Methodist
Church Eugene 1Iallock and
son, Donald, and daughter. Gladys.
of woodville, Mass. are visiting mis-
sister. Mrs. Irving Carpentcr.-Mrs.
John barnard of Pittsford and Mrs.
Patrick McDonough of Iincshurgh
visited Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Carpenter
Sunday.--L. =. Tracy and family are
In camp at Moorby's point.--Erwin
Carpenter has sold fine driving mare
to Mrs Il. l.. Shorw pod of Wcstport,
n. Y.--John Rivers and sisters, tho
Misses Roselba and Gcncvicve. and
Miss Rose Martin Of Worcester, Mass.
who have been guest of MIR and Mrs.
w. n. Norton, have returned home
Miss Mabel Barley of Burlington is
passing her vacation with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Barley
Walter White has returned from Bur-
lngton and reports Mrs White as
| making good recovery from an opera
ton for Observation-Disclosures Lc-
| Bocuf is visiting relatives in Worces-
ter Mass
Harold w. Knowles of Cornell College.
Thomas II. Creole. Jr.. of Amherst Col
loge and Edward A. Corwin of Stevens
College were the guests Saturday and
Sunday of Mrs. w. W. Watt.-Edward
| blanchard of Boston and Mrs. Frank
/ blanchard OF Bristol visited her sister,
| Mrs J. NJ Alden and Mrs. W. II. Adams.
! Monday. Edward Elithorp OF Water
town, y. Y. is visiting his father, H. =.
! lIlthorp. and his sister. Miss Minnie Eli
/ thorp.-Mrs. s. r. Carslev of Palmer,
Mass. who is passing a month with her
sister. Mrs. Frank L. Fish, at her cot
| tage at the lake. visited In town Tues
day.-C. T. S. Pierce returned Monday
| from Oswego. y. Y-Mrs. George Bur
roughs left Tuesday for Chesterfield, y.
V. to visit her brother, wallace Finney.
At the adjourned citizens meeting last
evening. an organization to plan for the
centennial celebration Of the building OF
McDonough's feet here IN 1914 was effected
under the name of she Commodore
Thomas McDonough Memorial associa
| ton. The following officers were elected
! President. Frank l.. Fish; vice-prcsidents
the Rev. l.. A. Vezina. Major H. @. Colby
Charles T.. Stebbns. w. c. Toote. r. l.
Kingsland; secretary, j. A. Harrington
treasurer. Charles II. Strong; executive
committee W. r. Warner. r. w. Nc
Cuen. Capt C. r.. Parker. a. W. Norton
Thomas Mack ]. II. Donnelly. n. J
Renaud. F.. G. Norton. DR.. c. H. Cole
J. w Ryan. C. L. LeBeouf. n. c. Herr'cll
| Timothy Neville. A. r. Taher. w. "
Adams, J. NJ. Alden.-Michael Murphy ha.
returned to Monkton after n weeks visit
to his daughters. Mrs. j. NJ. Alden anc
! Mrs w, IT. Adams DE-. Edward Sebolc
Of New York city has Joined his wife =
tho home ~ hor sister. Miss Mary Jar
| Alden.-Mrs. T.ashaway and dauChte-
| Miss Mabel. and Mrs A. Forth have re
turned to Central Falls. r. T.. afte, a visit
to Mr.. ard Mrs. s n. Miner.-The cit,
council has granted n franchise to F. NJ
Moulton to wire the city for an In
depender- telephone exchange.-Isador
| IeBeouf has gone to Rutland. where h
vii, play second base on the base bal
team this week.-George Jacobs Of Wor
cester. Mass. Is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs II. r. Jacobs Mrs. r. NJ Crosb,
has returned to Middeburr after visi
to her sister. Mrs. Edward Eagan JOIN
Tier. r. f. d. carrier. is taking his vaca
ton and Substitute Charles Frost Is dc
livering the mail.--The Misses Helen ant
Carlotta HOPKINS Of Rrattiehoro are tn
guests Of Miss Clara Clark Of Addison