Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-30

nome or Judge ana MIS- teoiSc h'
Powers in honor Of the birthday of Hon.
Frederick G.. Fleetwood. Miss Maud
Moulton returned from Sugar Hill. ~
H. Saturday night--Mrs. Nj II. Cotton
Of Springfield. Mass, Is n guest of Mr..
| and Mrs. Myron Ellsworth Mr., ana
Mrs. c. H. Rumril Of Ferndalo. cal,
are guests of Mrs. Addie Jarvis ana
Mrs. II. A. Slayton returned Saturday
evening from New Jersey and New York.
Mrs. D. n. Holmes is on carriage
drive to NIilton.--Mr and Mrs W. $.
Daniels left Tuesday for New York.
Mrs A. w. Fuge went to Burlington
Monday to visit her parents. MIR. and
Mrs c. II. kent.--Miss Abbe May
Davis returned TO Philadelphia Monday.
w. A. Warren went to Burlington
Monday 10 return Tuesday with Mrs
Warren. who u recovering from an opera
| tion.-Mrs. r. o. Harvey of boston is
| visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Daniels.-Mrs. Bert Cole cf West HILL
received painful injuries Thursday by
getting her arm drawn into the gear OF
milk separator. Her arm was badly
manglod.-A. II. Copelv loft Monday for
Boston.-A. Il. Bovce OF Johnson is
moving to the George Brown house on
Bridge street.
| Mr. ana Mrs. John Woodwork re-
turned Monday coming from Seattle,
Wash.-Mrs. Bert Wilson and son.
Warren. Of Burlington. Iowa, have
been guests for several days Of Mr..
and Mrs G.. J. Wilson.---Clinton Coop
or returned from Mt. Washington
Monday evening. having passed the
| summer Therein. and Mrs. Francis
Merritt Of Wolcott were guests Tues
day OF their daughter, Mrs. Nettie
Merritt. II being tho 52nd anniversary
Of their marriage.-Mr. and Mrs l..
G. Emmons and sons returned from
New York Monday cveninR.--Miss AL
! berta Boardnan went to Boston Tues
day to re-enter Bryant & stratton
business College.--Mr. and Mrs Her
bert King of Concord y. H. who have
visited Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Small arrived home
| from their western trip Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Goodc!l are enter
| tanning Mrs H. f. Johnson of New York
citv.--Mr. and Mrs. Amer McNall re-
| turned from rip West Tuesday evening
and arc guests Of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McSall before returning to
|
here Of the marriage in Portland. Oregon
September % of Miss Jessie Viola Rogers
daughter of Alison +. Rogers and a former
instructor in Peoples Academy, to Mr.
! Clyde Wellington Riddell of Portland
The Rev. and Mrs. c. c. ST. Glare were
given a surprise party Tuesday evening
on the fourth anniversary Of their mar
rage. The visitors each carried with then
! lars Of fruit and jellies.-Mr. and Mrs. II
| A. Prouty are at the Waterman cottage
at Lake Elmore.--Mrs Herbert Wilson
and SON. Warren, Of burlington, Iowa
| who have visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs
George J. Wilson. LETT Wednesday fol-
Chazy, n. Y.--Miss Bertha Page. who has
visited her sister Mrs. Louis Decell. re-
turned to North Hyde Park Wednesday
Calvin Woodward finished work In The
| Benson store Monday and will leave sun
day for Wellington. Kans., where he has
n position with the Bell Telephone Co..
J. f. G. Watson OF New FORK. Just re-
turned from Europe. was a visitor Tues
day Of William G. McClintock.-Mr
Mary Bennett and son, Ira, and Mrs
Ernest IIalger OF Elgin. H.. guests for
some days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Small
left Wednesday on their return home
The condition of Miss Allie Smith Is
more hopeful.--F. G. Fleetwood and 7
G. Cheney We're in Walden Wednesday
to attend the funeral Of Ex-Governor Bell
Mrs. T. A. Waterman, Mrs. Frank Mar
shall OF johnson and Carroll Graves OF
Wolcott held family reunion with their
mother. Mrs Jane Graves Wednesday as
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman leave Saturday
for Oregon, where they expect to locate
Napoleon Currier OF Manchester. n. H.
visited in town Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred q. Lunt. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gle
and Mrs y. F. Drown returned Wednes-
day from New York.-Mrs. Lottie Wills
Of Montpelier a guest for several days Of
Mr. and Mrs II. L. Spear, returned home
last evening.
Claude y. Kendall and Hattie Wool
colt both Of Morrisville. were married
Mt the Congregational parsonage We'd
nesday evening by the Rev. c, c. St
Glare.