Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

of several weeks In Keyport, N. D.. Fri |
Gay.-Miss Katherine Benvy OF Jericho IL
the guest of relatives in town.--Dr. Ed |
gar Fnrr of Now York city II visiting
his mother, Mrs. T.. s. Tarr. and other
relatives
Miss Margaret Murray is visiting rela-
tives in Underhill.--W. A. Lawrence has
n large force of men at work transform
Ing his large barn into garage. horse
barn and carriage house. Mr.. Lawrence
also IL overseeing the work being done
in Greenwood cemetcry.-Mrs, John
Hager Of Waukon, Iowa Is II guest OF
Miss Helen Wellcr.-W. w. Hatch OF WI
nooski was In town over Sunday. j.
Rhoads returned to Pawlct Monday.-G.
J.. Ilnsseltine OF Montpelier was the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Il. A. Itasseltinc
over Sunday.-NIr. and Mrs. O. NJ. Fisher
were In Bridport Sunday. They are rela
tivos OF Cyrus stone. who was killed by
lightning Saturday.-O. G. Crandall Is on
the gain.--Mrs Emma Pierce of Spring
field Mass, visited at H. +. Shcrwin's
Sunday.-C. c. Currier and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u. Gundon went to
Long Point Monday for a weeks stay
T. W. Smith of Long Point was In town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Kate Il. Pcake. II.
w. Peakc and Mrs. Leroy Neal started
Monday for northern Now York by
autUmobc.-Mi Edna Pettibonc of
Richmond was in town Monday.--Al-
bert l'uinham returned saturday from
visit Of several weeks in the northern
part OF the State.-Miss Cynthia Cove Is
visiting relatives in Lincoln.-Mrs.
Amanda Bush is visiting In South Bur
linEton.--N1rs. ID. II. Bosworth and chill
dren are visiting her parents In Ran
doph.-Mr. and Mrs. r. n. pike attended
the funeral Of cyrus stone in Bidport
Nonday.-E. D. Blackwell Of Brandon
was in town Mondays. NJ. Golf re-
ports the morning temperature for July
as follows; Highest, 10 degrees. lowest. Sc
degrees: average 6lG degrees; last year
ISL degrees; noon average. 1Sla degrees;
last year, 7iS degrees; rainfall. Leo
inches; last year. li5 inches: clear days,
Il; part clear. II; cloudy (; North wind
. days. South, Il days; variable, ;; high
est point reached To- degrees.
Mrs f. l.. Sherwn and son, Raymond,
Of New Haven. Conn, are guests of their
relatives here for several wecks.-Elmer
Jennings was Burlington visitor over
Sunday.-Mrs +. s. Mathewson and
Sunday.-Mrs. Charles Schoonmaker pf
Albany. y. Y, is a guest of Mrs. r. S.
Mathowson.-Mis Grace Bosworth and
her Sunday school class are spending tho
week at Lake Dunmore.-Mr and Mrs
Archibald Dick and children. who have
been occupying y. W. Eddy's house for
several weeks, returned to Keyport. n. j.
Monday Mr. and Mrs Henry I.andon are
7 Dot ~
Mrs. Ridley Parker and child OF New
Yorl, and Miss Julia Parker of Brookline
Mass, are at Mrs. Martha Stewards for
two eeks-Thc annual reunion of the
Sargeants family will be held with Allen
/ Thompson in Huntington August 17.-Mlss
Vera Varncy has been visiting Miss
Jessie Cox IN Monkton the past week.
The Rev. A. y. Page and family returned
from their vacation Monday night-Mr
and Mrs Y. l.. Perkins. Miss Roy W.
! Demeritt OF Waterbury were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Palmer over Sunday.
W II. Cardel and family are at Queen
city Park for "A week-Dr. and Mrs. G..
NJ. Sneden maid and children. who have
been visiting MI and Mrs. O. W. Sneden.
returned to I.ittleton. y. H.. Tuesday
Ward Whalen of Brandon is the guest
t or MS relatives IN town.. y. Drake
was in Nergennes yesterday. Ernest
Curler and Miss Alice Tucker we're at
! the lake over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
T.. l.. Sherwin and son are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. w. Stevens in Cornwall for
| two weeks.-Dr. Weston Smith of Ala
media Cal. called on friends here Tues
daY.-Letters advertised: Miss relau
| Montgomery, W. +. Morrill.-M'sses
Helen ana Grace Bosworth visited In
East Middlebury the first of the week
Ray Haskins was In Burlington yester-
daY.-Mrs. Edward Wlggin and Mrs Car.
roll and daughter, Imogene, of Chicago
are guests of Mrs. j. H. Ives at her sum
mer home, Miss Newhall, who has beer
a guest of Mrs. Ives, Is visiting Mrs f
| a. Tobin In bennington.