Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-28
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weeks vacation. He will visit New York
city and points In Massachueetts.-R
DEMO and family are ut home from
visit of several weeks in Rutland county.
A party Of five young men explored the
cave In the "Cobble" in South Bristol
recently They went in about $50 feet.
They found names of persons on the rock
who entered the cave 80 years ago.-The
founda ton walls of the Memorial library
building are completed, and the carpen-
tiers will begin soon.-Miss Ruby Heaton
of Montpelier is visiting in town.-Mtss
I,stella Hammer returned from II visit
in Ferrisburg and Burlington Friday
Mrs. G. c. Currier and daughter returned
from Walpole. y. H., Friday.-Mrs. G. l..
Hasseltine and children of Montpelier
are visiting Judge and Mrs. f.. A. Hassel-
tine and other relatives In town.-Miss
Madge Madison of Rutland Is visiting here
and in Brandon.-Mrs. Caroline Ray visit
cd relatives in New Haven over Sunday
Mrs NJ. ]. Graves OF Brandon was
guest of DR. and Mrs. n. L. William
son and Mrs. c. V. Ray over Sunday.
| Mrs e. A. Hassetinc and Mrs. +. l..
! Sherwin and son visited in South Bristol
Saturday .-Thermometers registered 90
degrees in the shade here Saturday and
Sunday.-The Rev. J. r Hill preached in
the Baptist Church in Starksboro sunday.
Miss Anna Pomeroy of Rutland visited
relatives here last Week.-Mrs. Ella
Mathewson visited relatives in Lincoln
over Sunday.-Nrs. John Tatro observed
her 18th birthday Saturday by a family
gathering and "A carriage drive through
the Notch and Lincoln A bountiful supper
was served and many presents given Mrs,
Ta.ro She has two sisters living here,
Mrs. Mathews. 50 years old, and Mrs.
Pepoon. II. Mr.. Tatro is 50 and veteran
of the Civil War.-Ad1utant Slater of
the Salvation Army was a guest of John
Tatro and family over Sunday.-C. o.
Church of Whiting was n guest of Mr. and
Mrs. e. W. Sprague over Sunday.-Cullen
O. Bryan and William Hines, who were
operated on for appendicitis last week
are getting along as well as could he ex-
rccted.-Mrs. Margaret Gravel died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Samuel King
on Pine street Sunday. She was 81 years
old and the oldest person in town.-Mr
and Mrs, Arthur Henry are visiting Mrs
Henry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jimme.--Grover Gage of Nergennes was
a visitor In town over Sunday
OBryans cond ton Is reported favor
, able.-Mrs Olive Shattuck is at home
from a stay of several weeks in Bur
lington.
Mrs. Olive Shattuck has sold her place
. on North street to William Smith of
i Monkton for 81, 3O0.-T. j. Brady and r. S.
. Mathewson returned from Montreal Mon
day.-Mrs. Harry Sprague is ill.-The
funeral of Mrs. Margaret Gravel was
held at ST. Ambrose Church Yesterday
afternoon, the Rev. d. T.. Coffey otfciat'
ing. The interment was in St. Joseph.
cemetery.-Dr. A. NJ Norton is gaining
strength-Mr. and Mrs. c. F. LathroI
have been Middlebury visitors this week
Mrs John Sunderland of Bridport Il
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Sumner.-J
j. Rhoads IL at home from Pawlet thi.
week. His sister, Mrs. f. J. Wicker o
Stonehan, Mass. is his guest.-Henr.
Meiliur Is at home from visit will
. | relatives In Vergennes-W w. Wilson
and family are at home from n stay o
r several days at Elm point, Addison.-Fa.
| Thompson. a painter, stepped on n nal
yesterday morning, It going nearl
through his foot.-C. L. Green of Bur
ington was In town yesterday.-H. l.
- Rivers of Burlington was a visitor Ii
: town yesterday.