Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-16

| tho lake last week. The Grange are TO
have a picnic June oS ut the lake y. II.
| =. Grange il invited The delegates to
the state republican convention are: a.
| f. Rogers and Villas Brown; district, W.
| II. Emery and Il. H. Blake; county, J.. |.
| Sylvester. +. i. Smith. A. r. Rogers. W.
J. Atwell. George Chase and John Ros
ers. The State delegates are Instructed
| for Fleetwood.
MORRISVILLEI.
/ The Rev and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy were
entertained at n family dinner party Fri
day at the home of the formers sister
Mrs. H. r. Munson. in honor of the we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
Albert Smith is clerkng for W. T.
| Knig ht.-Mrs. o. H. Choate is visiting
| her daughter In Wallingford. Charles G.
| Draper is In Enosburg.-M Myrtle Dur
| gan s now an operator In the Citizens
Telephone officc.-Mrs Emma lsham IS
in East Fairfield-Mrs II. Aller is in
st. Adams the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Alton IAttel-NIr. and Mrs. l.. c.
| Andrews of Fairlee arc guests at tho
| Randall.1- u. Smith was at home from
Jeffersonville over Sunday. ID. Wins
low went to liardwck Friday evening
to attend n reunion of his class and OBJ
serve the 5oth anniversary of the acad-
emy.-The Rev. Or. Hardy preached the
baCcalaureate sermon before the gradu-
ating class of Brigham Academy at
Bakersfield Sunday.--John Carlton was in
Essex Junction Saturday.-Elmer A.
Smalley left Saturday for Iowa, whore
he will purchase car load Of horses
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Edmonds are NOV
ing TO their new barn where they Will
resldc inns summer curing 'he cohstruc-
uon or thor honSe'-Mr' ana Mrs Gar
ehce Day are parents ol SIX pound boy
born Friday
MISS ffoVah ana party OF IhomaSVllIe'
Ga, arrived at breamwold saturday
evening and VIII occupy the Priscilla
Mullins cottage MISS Ada Taylor Is In
Johhson.-Mr ana Mrs j. A. huhdy are
IN Bakersheld' the guests or 'he latter
PtneHts' MI ana -hr9' D. ~ hurhS'--N
{. Whipple or Boston are visiting his
mother' Mrs. Cora hippie'-Mra Arthur
stone ana son. Billy, OF Barton are here
70 spend me summer WIN her mother
Mrs. Deette W"odward'-Mr ana Mrs
wafer NhurcilHi ana Roy S'aiIord re-
turned SATURDAY evening from 'rip 10
NorlH paNota anu APPROXIMATION Tam
DIN ieit MONDAY Tor Cha'eausaN' ~
!" where ne Will VISIT ms grandparents
Mr. ana MIS- Don SeabuiF'-Mrs' l-izzle
f1etcher or "aterVlie' VINO mas neen
caring Tor mrs H. g. smith, mas inlshed
her work theFc ana Went nome MON
daF'-Alrs' Laura 'rleed was NiSltor III
burlington Monday-Mr' ana MIS- j.
D. jackson ana daughter Miss Marcelia
went Monday To HOBART. n y, where
they VIII VISIT Mrs. JackSons parents
MIR. ana Mrs. George Sirnmons-Ralph il
, Barrows for i years an clnploye in the
News ana OitlZeh once, completed ms
work there saturday night, ana Monday
morning began MS duties on the Morris
VIE Messenger statf.-Ihe KEY. ana Mrs
> VI. Wales went Monday TO Beebf
iIalh' T. e. Where thoy VIII pass TWO
. weeks III attending the Advent camr
meeting -iienry Tiilotson and niece, Mrs
i. Il. liowerson of Worcester. left here
Monday FOR Stannard to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. A H. Chase.-Mrs. Jo-
seph Rivers went to New York Monday
night on account of the critical illness OF
DR.. j. E. Downey. She was accompanied
by Miss Elinor Downey.
G. f.. Smith is having installed at tn,
| Laport Dairy farm eight milking machine:
which will milk two cows at a time, t,
be operated for the present by a gasolin,
engine. Mr.. Smith will put electric light!
in the farm house and the barns as soor
as possible, also a two horsepower electric
motor to run the churn and washinl
machine, a three horsepower eIectri,
motor to run the milking machines, and {
! seven horsepower electric motor TO
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