Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01
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Lyman Of Cambridge is the guest o:
Mr.. n Mrs. Clayton Cornell.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Terrill of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting his mother, Mrs. An
nette Terrill.-Miss iva Holmes was
given A surprise party Saturday even
Ing by about 20 young friende-Allen
Bacon Is on a two weeks trip to
Washington. D. c.. and Norfolk, Va
Miss Grace Smith of Burlington Is with
her mother. Mrs. Lucy Smith.--Miss
Beulah Kneeland Of johnson passed
Saturday n Sunday as the guest Of
Miss LYDIA Liberty.-E. Fl. vancor 10
III with tho grip.-Miss Llllio Smith
went to stowe Friday and Joined the
high school party on It's trip to Wash
ington.-Lconard Bishop Of 81. Johns
bury Is passing a weeks vacation with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Churchin.-George w. Foss has sold
his farm to willard Beard for $4,000.
The Beard residence on upper Main
street is taken by Mr.. Foss In part
payment. Possession will he given
April 15.-I'Iora McCuin passed sun
day at her home in Jeffarsonville.-
Mrs. Myra Stiles has rented the sec
ond floor of her residence to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Reed. who will move there
about the middle of April.-Fred
Brown OF Greenfield. Mass. Is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Sarah Sears.-Lloyd
and Homer Bentley were in Cambridge
Saturday to attend the funeral OF an
aunt.-A. j. Smith moved his livery
rigs to the stable connected with his
residence Saturday. vacating the Ran
dahl stables recently purchased by
Warren and Raynond.-Miss Mat Id
Chaffee, a teacher at Bellows Free
Academy, came Saturday to pass n
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. W. Chaftcc.
Mr.. II Mrs. Charles Lunt OF Derby
Line arc visiting their daughter. Mrs. c.
l.. Palmer-Miss Myrtle Bedell passed
Sunday In Watervllle with relatives
Miss Clossie Clark was in Burlington
Sunday, going to Troy, n. Y, Monday to
be the guest Of her sister. Miss Gertrude
Clark.-Mrs. Patrick B~raushal and daugh-
tiers passed Sunday in IIardwick. Misses
Marguerite and Ruth Pufcr of Richford
came Saturday to visit their grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. C~amp.-A1r.
and Mrs. Louis Raymond OF HiRhgate
passed Sunday with their brothers
Frank and Fred Raymond.-Mrs. A. W
FNGe. who underwent an operation ai
Mary Fletcher hospital some weeks ago
returned from Burlington Saturday.-Mrs
Mary Dtbrsy IF Johnson is passing a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. e. A
Spiller-Ealph Barrows has the grip
Maurice Kelley, who has been in a very
critical condition with pneumonia for sev-
eral DAYS. is improving.-M!ss Catherine
Chaffeo of the L. V. NJ, Burlington. is
passing II week here with fricn1s Miss
Vera Genge Of st. ~Johnshury Is passing
two weeks with her uncle and aunt. Or
and Mrs. George l.. Bates.-O.burT
Graves is at home from his school ir
Worcester. Mass. for a vacation OF two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank *. Graves.-Arthur Harlow ha.
traded hi, village property for the farr
of J. ~. Martin Of Wolcott, and Mr.
Martin has traded the Harlow viilag
property for the farm OF W. NJ. Fletcher
Of Hardwick. Mr.. Harlow sold ths
standing timber on his newly acquired
farm to George A. sIorse for 1880.
The men we're entertained by thu
Woman's clih Monday evening a. the
\. f.. O. r. hall. A series Of living pic
lures We're the main feature CT the pro
gram. Refreshments were served. Abou
100 were present. The entertainment wi!
be repeated Friday evening with dancing
at the close for the benefit Of the club
l.. c. Tillotson left Tuesday for Iowa
Mrs. Tllotson accompanied him to John
son, where she Is tho guest OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. Norman Eber.-M.ss Josephin'
Herrick is passing . few lays in Hard
wick visiting relstiv~s.--Ar. and MrB. W
n. VowTe visited their sisters in Hord
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