Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06

Fisher OF Burlington passed New
Years with his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. J. c. Fisher MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Larfow OF st. Adams are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r.
Young.--John c. Hayer passed Sunday
with his parents In Shorcham.
], G. Derway has resigned his position
with the Strong Hardware company of
Burlington and bought one half interest
In his fathers, J. L. Derway. portable
saw mill and will reside In town.-Miss
Ruth Davis returned Monday to Boston
after a visit to her parents. the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. r. r. Davies.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Casey and son. Colson, of Burling-
ton visited relatives In town Sunday
Miss Lent Jackson Of G!ens Falls, N. ",
is tho guest OF her cousin. Miss Agnes
BoOth.-The week Of prayer will be OBJ
served at the Baptist Church this week
with evening service at 7:S0.-The Norton
House, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. II.
Norton. was the scene Of a very pleasant
AFFAIR Now Years day when a dinner
was given to 80 peoplc.-The Congrega-
tional Church will hold its annual bust
ness meeting Monday evening, January 10.
B. +. Field is i'll with grip and pleuriey.
Miss Beatrice Langevin Of North Ferris
burg is visiting her aunt. Miss Louise
Lansevin.-Mrs. Josephine Oliver fell
down tho cellar stairs Monday morning
and sustained serious injury.-Week of
prayer services will he held at the Con-
gregational Church Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. At the Meth
odist Episcopal Church services will be
held evenings including Friday.-Mrs. r.
C.. Middlebrook and daughter, Edith.
visited In Burlington Monday.-Harvey
Dubuc has moved to Waltham. where he
will work on the farm Of l.. +. Benton
william Agan of Underhill passed New
Years with his brother, Thomas Again.
David Muir has moved to Charlotte.-H. s.
Woodman. who has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". D.. woodman
returned yesterday to New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Torrey and
his sister. Miss Jennie Torrcy. have
returned to Port Henry. N. Y, after a
visit to their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward S. Torrey.-Miss Eva Sloan is in
Ticonderosa, N. N.-Charles w. Seiple re-
turned Monday from brooklyn. ~. y
Sister Edith Hildretn returned Monday
to Providence. r.. l., after a visit to her
brother, the Rev. p. Gavan Duffy.-Miss
Elizabeth Grant and niece. Winifred
I'ulH, ~ thoIIuhy " .>tW 10TH CITY,
Louis Meilleur Of Bristol. Mathew Magher
of Bennington and Clarence Fluett OF
Springfield, Mass, who have been visiting
Leonard Renaud. have returned home
C. H.. Ferguson has sold his Glover Hill
sock farm to J. r. Donahue and company
Mrs. Hugh Phillips and daughter OF
Montpelier are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Ms. H.. r.. Field.-Miss Phoebe
Rogers visited In Burlington Monday
Charles II. Ferguson left Monday even.
ing for New York city. where he will at.
tend the automobile show. after which
he will 90 10 Richmond, Na.-rhe condi.
ton Of Mrs. Josephine Oliver is somewhat
improved.
w. u. Warner went to Montpelier the
first = the week to attend n meeting
of the STAG board of pharmacy. OF
which he is q member A party was
given Tuesday evening by Leonard Rem.
aud in honor of his cousin. Louis Neil.
lerr. OF Bristol and Clarence Fluette o.
Springfield, Mass. and Mathew Maglie1
of Bennington. An elaborate luncheon
was served at IN o'clock. the table de
corations being the college colors of hi!
friends. Instrumental and vocal must,
was rendered during the evening Mr.
and Mrs. G.. f. Stone and daughter
Miss Mary, returned Tuesday from
three weeks visit 10 Atlantic City, y. J
George c. Davies, Arlie Alden. vii
liam Middlcbrook and Archie Haven re
turned yesterday to Dartmouth College
Mrs. Daniel Lebarge of Essex. n. Y.
was called here Tuesday by the seriou
Illness Of her sister, Mrs. ~Josephin,
oliver.